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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-24

Avenue and Prince street. IN knights
Addition 20 the Ci1y 81 Wichita
Be II Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmsn OF the CITY OF Wichitg.
Section /. That it is hereby declared
necessary to widen Fannie avenue be-
tween Douglas avenue and Prince street.
in Knights addition to the city of wich-
tia, and to appropriate The following pri-
vate property for such purpose. viz.
Cd Ten and nine-teaths feet OF Of the
west end OF lots 2. =. 6. and 70. on Fan
RE avenue: 12) Ten and ninc-tenths
feet Of Of the west side 81 lot 90 On
Douglas avenue. all in Knights addition
To the city Of Wichita. Kansas. and ;ha
mayor. with the approval 90 the coua-
ell. Is hereby authorized 90 appoint three
disinterested frsehoieers 81 the city TO
designate the benefit district ard assess
the benefits and damages 60 the ci1s and
property owners. according 60 law.
Sec. . This ordinance shah take erect
and be in force from aad after its publ
cation IN the Wichita Daily Easle.
Approved July e. 1870
b. f. MLEAN. Mayor.
Attest: J. L. LELAND. City Clerk
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular session of the Elks tonight
Baloting and possibly initiation.
Special communication of Wichita lodge
No. 80 A. F. and A. NJ. tonight at :
O'Clock for work in the second degree.
me Ladies' Aid society Of the Central
Christian church win give an ice cream
social a [ the home of Mrs Hartman
2l3 North Market street. Friday evening
Wichita Council No. 26. Ancient order
Of Pyramids, meets tonight Business
of special Importance. good attend
ance requested. Hall over 100 East Doug
las avenue. Visiting members welcome.
All members of organized labor inter
ested in the Labor day colonization are
requested TO meet in the ante rooms Of
l. o. 0. F. No. 34. East Douglas, this
evening, TO make permanent arrange
ments for that event.
A joint meeting of the Brickiayers and
Mason contractors and the members Of
No. of the B & NJ. l. L. of A. Will be
held this evening at Schnitzler's hall,
over 1i9 North Market. for the purpose
OF arbitrating and settling any differ
ences that may exist between the partlcl-
pants.
Chairman Hathaway Of the Labor day
celebration committee. chosen by the O.
L. [. at its last regular meeting. calls
for meeting tonight at the J. O. o. r.
No. S4s lodge room on East Douglas ave-
nue. OF all members Of organized labor
in the city who are interested in the
proper observance Of Labor day, to the
end that permanent committees may be
chosen for that event
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published July -. isoa)

Aa
An Ordinance Declaring IL 90 BE Neces-
sary 70 open and Widen wabash Ave-
nue. from the South End Of Wabash
Avenue IN Elliott and Hammonds Addl-
ton 70 the city e Wichita. 20 Murdoch
Avenue
Be II Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen or the city Of wichita;
Section J. That Il Is hereby declared
Necessary 20 open and extend Wabash
avenue from the south end 81 Wabash
avenue in Elicit and Hammond's addi-
tion 10 the city ~ Wichita. &c Murdock
avenue and % appropriate the following
private property Tor such purposes. viL.s
A tract OF land nf;y feet wide and lyins
directly south Of the south end %
Wabash avenue. ia Elliott and HAM
mond's addition. ard extending 20 Muir
dock avenue: and the mayor. with fhs
approval OF tho council. Is hereby author
izod TO appoint three disintercsted fres
holders o. the city TO designate The bsue-
III district and assess The benefits ard
damages to the city and property owners.
according 60 law.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall taks
effect and be ia force from and after Is
publication IN the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved July - lgo
y y. ArLEAN. Mayor.
Attest: J. L. LELAND. city Clerk.
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NATTER AL RIGHT
Schurnan Discusses Filipino
Question With President.
RECENT ACT OF CONGRESS
viii, He Thinks, Solve the
Great Question.
RECENT ACT OF CONGRESS

Oyster Bay, July z2.-During this after
noon the president and Professor schur-
man had talk about the Philippine stu
alton going over the subject with some
care. Professor schurman on August (.
is to deliver an address at Chautauqua
in which he VIII deal pretty fully with
the Philippine situation as he views it.
II is understood that he regards it as
likely that he subject viii resolve itself
into a condition entirely satisfactory to
the Flipinos in a comparatively brief
time as the Philippine government law
recently enacted by congress viii enable
the natives OF the archipelago to partici-
pate in their home affairs and in short
time enjoy practically home rule, so far,
at least. as their municipal governments
are concerned. It is not improbable that
President Schurman NAL elaborate this
point in his Chautauqua speech.
President Butler will remain the guest
of the president until tomorrow. but he
win not accompany the presidential party
to Sea Girt.
George Edward Graham, of Albany,
was one of the guests of the president
at luncheon today. He returned to his
home tonight.
\ President Roosevelt is displeased some
what by a misinterpretation of his
motives in accepting invitations TO meet
and speak to the people of several sec
tons Of the country this fall. 1t has been
announced in some places that Mr..
Roosevelt is to make a campaign. par
ticularly in New York, with the idea of
ofsetting any aggressive opposition TO
his political views 1t can be said that
he has no such intention. Such invita-
tons to speak as he has accepted have
come from people representing all shades
of political opinion. While his addresses
viii be along Republican lines, so far as
they may relate to politics. they will not
be political speeches.
Secretary of the Navy Moody is ex-
pected to arrive at Sycamore Hill on
Friday. perhaps in the early evening, on
either the Dolphin or the naval tug from
the Brooklyn navy yard. He will re-
main with the president probably until
Monday morning
Senator Plat Of New York. viii visit
the president, probably on the Both inst,
coming TO Oyster Bay in accordance
with previous arrangements on the yacht
aTa-Hou-ar
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
1.-THE Committee Makes a Discouraq
ing Report.

ing Report.
Tacoma, Wash..July 23.-The 1.-THE
committee of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies siciety made report today as fol-
lows:
We have endeavored TO keep in touch
with the young people throu.h a weekly
communication in the Christian Union
Herald There have been sent out for
distribution among senior societies about
1000 1.-THE cards. AS to results, of the 81
presbyteries only 30 report a 1.-THE secre-
tary and Of the societies we find only
2o3 reporting committees with a de-
crease of q OF the cards sent out only
ia societies reporting have received
them "A decrease of IS from last year.
AS to the presbyteries. the committee
finds Spokane pres5ytery missing and
Vermont TOO indefinite to be available
in making up statistical tables OF over
200 societies reporting to the general
secretary only Al made any reference
to the uthe.
DIT r. n. Little, the newly elected pres
ident Of the society, is a native of Ohio
and is now pastor Of the Woodlawn
the Allegheny theological seminary and
had his first pastorate at Albany, Oregon,
for three years before going 10 Chicago.
Miss Sox. the secretary, is native Of
Seattle, but has lived in Albany. Ore,
for the last fifteen years ana graduated
In June last from the college at Albany.
The address of DR. Owens for Thursday
evening has been given up on account of
his illness. In its stead a lecture on the
life of Lincoln VIII be delivered by Rev.
DR.. Mccullough of Pittsburg. Pa. This
afternoon interesting addresses We're de-
livered by Rev. ". w Logan Of Los
Angeles. on "The men who can bring
the world to Christ and by S. D. Cor
don of Cleveland. Ohio. who spoke on
THE YoSed Life
There was a large attendance at to-
nights session. which opened with a song
service and was followed by the :onven-
tion sermon by Rev. James D. Rankin,
p. D.. Of Denver. Colo
The weather is delishtful. and the dele
gates are enjoying themselves immensely.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

i
Howard Case and family went TO Colo
rado yesterday.
J. II. Harper OF Conway Springs was ia
Wichita yesterday
Mr.. VIII H. Taylor of Murdoch. But
Ter county, was in the city yesterday
Miss Esther smyth Will visit in Kan
sas City during the next two weeks.
Missouri Pacific fer vacation in Colo
rado.
NJ L. Smith ana family went TO Can
ton. H., over the Missouri Pacific yes
terday.
Ralph Balm was fined SO yesterday in
the city court on the charge OF assault
ing Ed Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller and daughter
returned yesterday from pleasant OUT
ing at Gueda Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Oliver and Miss
Ida Martin OF Decatur. H.. left Iass
night for Manitou and Denver.
! Miss Bessie Gartner of 1902 fremont
avenue, who has been very i'll for sew
eral days, is improving slowly
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Houston, with Allen
and Francis. will leave today for ansout-
ing with friends on Long Island.
Mrs. NJ Z. Dorrance, Miss Allie Part
ridge and Miss Pearl Ingal OF Lexing-
ton. Q. T, are visiting Mrs. E. ]. Avery
of Sls South Main street.
Dr. Mann. who has recently located
in the Winnie building has been called
to Buffalo. y. Y. on account OF the
serious illness of his mother.
Cecil Harris of Kansas City is spend
ing his vacation visiting parents and
friends in this city. He win return to
Kansas City the last of the week.
Mrs. James Murphy Of Humbolt. Tenn.
who has been the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
B. E. Hniiard of South Main street for
several days. returned TO her home yes
terday
A, the residence Of Rev. \. E. Dubber.
Monday evening. July i2lst. occurred the
marriage or A. c. Lundguist Of waul1o-
mis-, Q - and Miss Dora Benbow, OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. a S. Parks have gone
10 Manltou, where Mrs. Parks viii spend
the month OF august, while Mr. PARKS
makes a trip TO the lumber regions OF
the northwest.
Ed Donnelly, a former resident OF this
city and son OF Douglas Dennelly. has
been promoted from the position Of Santa
Fe operator at Hackney 10 similar po-
sition at Newton.
Messrs. and Mesdames J. F. Clader,
R. A. Cox, w. H. Bretch and George L.
Young returned yesterday from Geuda
Springs, where they have been for ten
days or two weeks.
Colonel and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Murdoch. Mrs.
Victor Murdoch and Miss Marcia left
last evening ever the Missouri Pacific
for Steamboat Springs, which is the in
terror mountains OF north Colorado.
S. S. Woodcock was notified yesterday
Of the death of his brother-in-Iaw, J.
c. Swazey. of Mulvane. at the age Of
80. Mr.. Swazey has lived in this county
for thirty-two years and vas one Of it's
best citizens. The funeral ysiiI take place
TODAY
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A HARD STRUGGLE
Many a Wichita Citizen Finds the
Struggle Hard.

WitF~a back constantly aching.
With distressing urinary disorders.
Daily existence is but a struggle
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pnlls will cure you.
Wichita people endorse this claim
Mrs. J. r. Moore of 40 Wabash ave-
nue. says: when 1 went to the Hook
Moore Drug Co. 216 Douglas avenue,
for Doans Kidney Pills 1 had been doc
toring for a year for burning pain in
the small OF the back, for headaches, pain
in the back of the neck and for dizziness
and floating specks in my vision. l was
never confined to my bed, but I often felt
like taking to it. II Doans Kidney Pills
had not produced undoubted benefit
never would have recommended them per-
sonally TO friends OF mine, neither would
I publicly state that they are the best
preparation I ever tried
For sale by all dealers. price 50 cents.
-Milburn 90. Buffalo, y. Y, sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan' s-and take
no substitute
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SCHOLARS ARE ENTERTAINED
Schuman and Butler spend Day az
Sycamore Hill.

Oyster Bay. July 2S.-The president en-
tertained at luncheon today Prof Jacob
Gould Schurman OF Cornell university
Prof Nicholas Murray Butler Of Colum-
bia university, and Captain F. Norton
a. Foddard Of New York. who long has
been identified with the civic reform in
New York. President Schurman is pass
ing the summer at his country home
near here and President Butler came 70
spend the summer with the president at
Sycamore HI:- It is announced that
these calls We're merely social
President Roosevelt today received T
B. N. Adds. secretary and general agent
of the City Municipal association OF
Philadelphia, who called TO enter a com
plant against federal oficeholder in
Philadelphia who also holds city Office.
No action upon The case vas taken
The papers IN the court martial case
Of Major Edwin F. Glenn Of the Fifth
Infantry. tried for cruelty 70 the Filipi-
nos. have been received by the president
from the war department Il was not
announced whether he wiz make his en-
dorsement upon the papers or not
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TO THE WICHITA ELKs
Preliminary Itinerary 3. P. o. E. Salt
Lake City and Ticket Details.

We have arranged to run special Pull
man sleeper train to leave Chicllasha the
morning of Friday, August s. at 200 a.
m, via the Rock Island system, running
through to Salt Lake City. Utah. The
special VIII be made mp with delegations
from Fort North. Chickasha, ~ Reno
and Shawnee. 10 be known as the Elks
special Parties taking advantage of this
train VIII have the privilege of three or
four hours stop over at Colorado Springs
and Glenwood. The Rocky mountains VIII
be crossed in daylight by the D. & r
G. Ry- and the train will arrive in Salt
Lake about 900 a. m, Sunday, August
10th.
on the return trip passengers can have
their choice Of routes. returning via ID. *
r. G. Narrow Guase between Grand juno
ton and Salida il preferred. which crosses
Marshall Pass, or they can use main line
direct 10 Pueblo.
Stop overs VII be allowed at or west
OF Colorado common points. providing
passenge rs reach salt Lake by August 10:
returning. stop over may Ice had al CT
west Of Colorado common points I'D TO
September 80. ON going trip the n. & =.
G. VIII run this train through ROYAL
Gorge on slow schedule. thus giving every
one an opportunity TO view the grand
scenery.
Il parties desire 10 take advantage OF
the $i5.0o 10 san Francisco account
Knights of Pythias meeting. for which
tickets viii be sold August 20 10. inclu-
sive limited 20 September On q tcn-dav
transit limit is allowed. BY purchasing
on August s you can stop long enoueh
At Salt Lake City 10 attend the Elks
meeting. then resume the journey. reach
ing California within the Zen DAYS above
mentioned.
on such tickets you can return via Los
Angeles and Fl Paso. and ii desired st0D
over within the snail limit west ~ Fort
Worth; or II you wish sou can return
via ogden ana Colorado common points
with stop over
At the same basis from all points to san
Francisco. returning via Portland and
Denver. AT rate Of S56.eo. Your tickets
70 salt Lake should read Rock Island
System 20 Colorado Springs. II. & r C.
70 Grand Junction. and Il. q. W. 10 SAT-
Lake City.
r. W THOMPSON.
A. e. 2. K T. A.
Topeka. Kan.
c. z BASCOM.
D. P. A. Wichita, Kan.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. Il II. Dubois. Ab-
Itractor. Court House Phone 2ssD
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Louise Chamberlain TO Elizabeth r.
Rose, 2sS 20 2ea Emporia eve.
Ferrills End addition ...............s 1895
Amos Begne TO Emma McKelley. Il
block T. Mascot add ........-..... 10
Garden Plain Town CO. 10 J. z.
Whiteiaw. blk . 1except lots l.
and - and all Of blk .. Garden
Plain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2ls
Edwin Hnls 20 T. \. W. Wiley.
? and Handiey ave. West Wich-
ita --------.-------.-...---- 40
II F Goode 70 y. F. Parker. 1sxzo
rods in ? 3. ss-9-1 = ........... 175
Laura :. Rlttenhouse to Jas Carl
baldi. ls n = Todd and EVEN Doug
las avenue. .. =. 2. Is and 2. Hin
sue ave ----..-..-- --- ..--...---- 100
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ton prepared for this purpose. which
has proven effective in curing this dis
ease.
THE purpose Of this letter is to impress
uron the owners OF cattle in western
Kansas the necessity of doctoring their
cattle. and thereby exterminating this
disease, if possible, or at least confine
it TO the counties that are now infectious.
Immediate action should be taken 10 get
the herds dipped before cold weather
sets in; falling to do so. this commission
will be compelled to issue an imperative
order requiring all cattle to be dipped
before they will be permitted to be
shipped to market or 10 other portions
of the state
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ORDINANCES.
published July "a, lsoo.)
nnnrN- - - -


An Ordinance Providing FOR the Issuance
Of an Internal Improvement BoId in
the Sum Of Six Hundred and Seventy
one and Sixty-Nine -Hundredths
Dollars. TO Bulla x Co.. TO Pay for the
Construction OF Sidewalks.
Be It Ordained by the Mayor ard Coun-
cilmen Of the City OF Wichita:
Section I. That an internal improve
nent bond in the sum of Six Hundred
and Seventy-One and Sixty-Nine One
Hundredths Dollars be issued to Buua x
Co, 10 pay for the construction OF side
walks as per bills on file in the Office
OF the city clerk. dated and sworn to
July 1s. 1902. An Of said sidewalks hav-
ing been constructed according TO con-
tract under the direction of the mayor
and council. Said bond shah be dated
August 49,. and shall become due one
year after date; shal, bear interest at
the rate Of six per cent per annum. said
bond shall be denoiisnateG flternal i'm
FrOvement bord No. 132. series B. and
shall be payable at the fiscal agency Of
the state OF Kansas. in the city Of New
York. and shall be signed by the mayor
and attested 10y the city clerk with the
seal Of the city impressed thereon.
Sec , This ordinance shah take effect
and be in force fem and fter is publ
cation in the Wichita Daily Eagle
Approved July %. 1872
r. F. MLEAN. Mayor.
Attest: ]. L. LELAND. City Clerk.
published July "a. 1922
ORDINANCE No. 1929.
An Ordinance Providing for the Issuance
Of an Internal Improvement Bond In
the Sum Of one Hundred and Forty
Eight and Eighty-Nine One-Hundredths
Dollars. to the Sumption Sidewalk Com
pany. 10 Pay for the Construction OF
Sidewalks and Curbs.
Be II Ordained by the MaroT and Coun-
cilmen OF the City of Wichita
Section /. That an internal improve
ment bond in the sum OF one Hundred
and Forty-Eight and Eighty-Nine One
Hundredths Dollars. be issued 10 the
Sumption Sidewalk company to pay for
the construction Of sidewalks and curbs
as per bills on file in the office Of the
city clerk. dated and sworn TO July q
1902 All Of said sidewalks and curbs hav-
ing been constructed according to CON
tract under the direction Of the mayor
and council Said bond shall be dated
August I. 1902. and shall become due one
year after date. shall bear interest az the
rate Of six per cent per annum. said
bond shall be denominateG internal Inn
provement bond no. is3. series y, and
shall be payable AT the fiscal agency Of
the state OF Kansas. in the city Of New
York. and shall be signed By the mayor
and attested by the city clerk with the
seal OF the city impressed thereon.
Sec. .. This ordinance shall take effect
and be IN force from and after its publi-
cation in the Wichita Daily Eagle
Approved July p 1892
b. F. aTLEAN. Mayor.
Attest. J. 7. LELAND. City Clerk.
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TWENTY-oNE DESERTED
Union Pacific Fails to Keep Men After
They Arrive

Omaha, Neb., July 2S.-The Union Paci-
fic railroad today brought in thirty-eight
new men to take places in Omaha shops,
but the strike leaders say twenty-one of
them deserted without going to work
The railroad officials say this was not
unexpected, and that greater part of
those who did not go to work were men
who were found incompetent and were
released.
Mr.. McKeen. superintendent of motive
power, said today that piece work would
be soon introduced into other parts of
the shops OF the system and that it would
be used exclusively as soon as conditions
Will justify. The action of the company
increasing the number or guards at the
Council Bluffs shops is considered sig
nificant and strike leaders are preparing
TO send pickets to that place.
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SHEEP HERDER KILLED
And Over 1000 OF His Flock Were
Slaughtered

Denver, Colo. July "a telephone
message received by Mrs. Leonard Sedg-
wick. at her home here, conveyed the
information that upon her husband s
sheep ranch near Rock Springs, Wyoming
one of his herders had been murdered.
presumably by cattle herders
The message also stated that 1000 sheep
had been slain by the same party that
made away with the herder.
Mrs. Sedgwick says that there is the
most intense jealousy between the sheep
and cattle men in that district. and that
often hundreds of cattle ana sheep are
slaughtered when found roaming on
strange ground
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100000 IN A GRIP
stolen NJ Union station. ~ Louis, but
Not Negotiable

ST Louis. No. July &C. W Nell
benny. who reached here from his horne
al Guanainato. Mexico. en- route 70 View
YORK City. was robbed Al union station
OF 8 valise. containing. he said. deeds ana
shares q mining property in old Mex
leo valued al Si@fss 70 S1so01 Accord
ing 20 McIIhenny. the stocks are rot
negotiable. He postponed his departure
Ter the east in the hope that the local
police might locate the stolen property.
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MICHEL Al CHICAGO
Says He Is Hopeful Of Outcome Of
the Strike.

-ay9 afN - F7DSEi~t O O4lECT0e O.
the Strike.
Chicago. Juiy 1-Presisent s1tchsa
came to Chicago tonight on his vay 20
FennsyiFaaia- lie said be vas hopeful
- The Outcome. AID E4s IL better srlr-
.is iran De had been ssr some trse
ASKED about the report nat many mizers
are leaving tne 4nthraciie aeid for other
aeiss r. said Il Eas ne poiicy ans ah-
sect - the orgzrizsfiaa q pr1viss park
far Sc msubers an3 Z work e unloa
Tliss 'sas rot % - lad in ans real sriz
tAe orsauizaila1 as1 AZ 81 ~ peEsF ard
msans q sena thsm zbere n wss g. -
had IL asa fus6s wsrc cm4ng l-to
rational hescsllartsrs az la1laaas.a.ls -
rapidly AZ couif r exsecfes ana thss aos
ealr Iz5a- uaiors and member q 1rls-s
eat mary insilFsausss. sr-ozx ths-u q
nzzhsr Z z1asTes zez. Ate seztlzx
m1zsT e earn - TIE csaG
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RESOLTTTON

Whereas. The majority of the resident
owners owning majority in square feet
of the lots or real estate liable to tax
alton for the payment Of the paving,
curbing and gUttering of Douglas ave
nue., in the city Of Wichita, Kansas, from
the end of the pavement on West
Douglas avenue TO Seneca street, in said
city, have petitioned the mayor and coun-
cilmen Of said city to pave. curb and gut
ter Douglas avenue from the end of the
pavement on West Douglas avenue TO
Seneca street; therefore. be it
Resolved. BY the mayor and council
men OF the city Of Wichita, that it is
hereby declared to be necessary TO pave.
gutter and curb Douglas avenue from the
end of the pavement on West Douglas
avenue TO Seneca street; and that the
clerk cause publication to be made of
this resolution according to law.
58-tf J. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
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DAILY. BY CARRIER. 1oc PER WEEP


At San Francisco July .. 1892. between
Bob Fitzsimmons and Champion jim
Jenries viii be the greatest event Of the
kind that has occurred for years in this
country on account of the age Of the
contestants, Bob at a, Jim at p. Full
returns viii be received at 106 West
Douglas avenue on the night of the
event Remember, the night of July ..
57-St