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MIR. ynnderbilrs Condition.

New York, Dee, 2i,-~rhe physicians
attending Cornelius Vanderbilt issued
the following bulletin ut 9ii0 Tues
day mornings
"Mr. Vanderbilt has had u more
quiet night and seems to be holding
his own without the appearance of
any new symptoms or complications,
His temperature remains moderately
night and does not yet show ten
dency TO become lower
[Signed.1 FLINT.
"JANEWAY"
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MYSTERIOUS BURNING.
u Consumed valuable Business
Property n Bciinirc, u.

Cincinnati, Dec GA lIcll0irc CO.,
special TO the Times.S,ar says that u
fire starting in mysterious manner
at $3.50 Tuesday morning destroyed
the wholesale house of Boyd 4 Co"
the new plant of the Enamel Brick u
TILE Co., the warehouses of Stewart u
dood, n nourshlng mill and four
dwelling houses, The loss Is cslimat'
ed ut SlOO,OOO,
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Gynin mud Provisions.

st. Louis .- Flour Patents, &j3jfi3.bo,
other grades, 2,aOaJN, Mhoat-No fed.
iSnmGic, Corn--No mixed, dih@4a&c.
Onts.-No 2 mixed. 32RUiJc, llny-Iimo.
thy new, t,2O0aljOO' prairie eOOOg glSVD;
clover, slOoOnl3U0 l.Ard-ChoIce steam,
iO2,o, Pork Now moss $l7vo. Bacon
Clear ribs lOHc Buuor-O geamory s,1 ;,,1
soc, dairy, lSas2c EgRs-Fr,sh, gi"gse;
liinoIs medium comblng lyIbu!Olso, othur
grades, lluDc,
Chicago Closing quotations Wheat.
DccemDct, ii%C, May, uhmnhc' ,Ju'y' ~
6tiiAc, Corn aDccember iJHc, January
i,Mc; May, i3Au13hc, july, aghurSRo.
Oata-D, ocmhcr, MAl, ODD Slhc May, o's
sISS5,c year sglc fo;k-Jdnuufy, slo, o..
May, NGgD Lard -DccemUcr 3t,liR'
january $50 May N2h,, july, 500.
Snort rlts-Januaty, NO. May "''sV
$40,
indianapolis Whcal-No, . red, ncws
fic; no, 4 red, ioin2c, Corn NO.
white, ile No, ! yeuow, iOo, OntnnN 10;
Z mixed, 5}jG3t9e llay-Tlmolhy N2OOV
l4uO
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Winter and Spring We'd.

London, Dec. 24.-'The marquis OF
Donegal, aged so years, and Miss Vio-
let Twining, n Canadian beauty, aged
%, were married at st. Georges Han
over Square. The bride is a native OF
Halifax, n. s. Tho couple met just
five weeks previous to their marriage.
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i,oo.,uu ror nm uphcayni.

Paris, Dee, -, Some Of the papers
here assert that the arrest Of The
llumbcrts Is only n prelude to even
more sensational Developments,
which involves pcrsonnges IN thc
foremost rank Of political judicial
aud social affairs In France.
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A Isrohnble 1lcDricyc.

Atlanta, Gn,, Dec, 2a,-MIllord Loo,
who was TO have been hanged, Tucs-
dny, for the murder Of Miss LILA Sut-
Ties, viii probably be granted o re-
prieye of 80 days by Gov, Terrell A
wr,, of lunacy was signed late Nom
day night by Judge Lamphi'
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Admiral Dewey at San Juan.

Washington, Dec. 24-The navy de-
partment is advised of the arrival at
San Juan of Admiral Dewey. He will
spend Christmss there The pro-
gramme for the reception Of the ad-
miral includes a march to the palace
to be participated in by artillery, in
fantry and mounted police.
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Automut JkcstNurNuts,

New York. Dee. ai-1hc triumph
OF automatic dcviccs-thc automatic
coin.in.thc.slot rcstourant-is now
n feature OF New York life, II IL en-
titled the Automat and anything can
be had, from plNin sandwich to u
lobster IN Ia Ncwburgh," If the right
siot IA fed with the necessary coin,
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ttctt 10 Ills Death.

81. Louis. Dec. 2i.-J. Daniel Bcrger,
81 years old, resident of 81. Louis
since isis,who was well known among
the Germans OF this city, by an acct
dental fall down stairs at his home,
monday night, sustained injuries
which caused death almost immcdi-
al. al
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A ROLAND FOR Ills OLIVER.
Accord ng to vienna Dispatches ths
Princess IL Not DlRme1esS.

According TO vienna dispatches tns
Princess IL Not Blameiess.
Vienna, Dec. 2l.-'rhe flight Of the
crown princess Of Saxony is the ab-
sorbing topic Of the day here. All
kinds OF sensational reports are In
circulation. When she left Salzburg,
accompanied by her brother, Arch
duke Leopold Ferdinand, the princess
went to Munich where u French
tutor awaited her. Her brother was
also Joined there by beautiful Vien-
nese woman, and the two couples pro-
cecded TO Brussels and thence TO Ge.
neva,
The Crown Princes Discovery.
II appears that when the crown
prince returned, recently, to Dresden
after his hunting accident in the
Tyrol. he discovered secret CORE
spondencc exchanged between the
princess and the French tutor, whose
former relations with her had crent
ed scandal resulting In the tutors
expulsion from SaXony. Besides dis
closing the couples relations, the
letters revealed another scandal. I'M
mediately nftcrward the princess LEFT
her home and went to SNlzburg The
fact that she took II trunk filed with
jewelry and other yaluables indicates
that she was prepared for an emer-
gcncy
denounced Rank ana DignitlrS.
1t is reported that Archduke Loo
pold Ferdinand has written TO Em-
pcror Francis Joseph, rcnouncing his
rGuk and dignlties ms u member OF
the imperial house and soying he viii
become n civil citizen, The whole of
the 0rchdukc's career IL rcdolent
with scandal, dating from the time
when he started to accompany the
heir TO the throne ON n tour OF tho
world, He only got SO far ms Colon
bo, where he was obliged to leave the
ship on account Of his scandalous be-
hnvor, The Urchduko has since been
mixed up In n number of affairs nnd
was confined for some months In Nh
asylum.
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wounds Proved Fatal.

Pennington, Ia, Dec. 24.-After lin
gering three days in agony City Mar
shal Il. Il. Coulter and Justice OF the
Peace A. Il. Musgrave, who were shot
on the street here Friday afternoon
by George Stilwel, are dead OF their
MOnndA.
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LOCATED AT GENEVA.
The FuRitives at u Geneva Iiotth
Under Assumed Names.

Geneva, Dee, 2a.--'rhe crown
princess Of Sayony Is here under the
name Of l'raulcin Won Oben. Her
brother, Archdukc Leopold Ferdl-
nand, and Prof, Gron are ut tho
same hotel, The arcbdukc hns M
sumed the name Of Dcl'urlHno. The
party are living quietly and prepared
10 spend Christmas here.
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within block Of the blaze were NOV.
ing out. The Western Union Tele-
graph Co. has been obliged to seek
other quarters. The fire was finally
controlled without further serious
loss.
The Van Buren press., 1902-12-27
No Federal Question Involved.

Washington, Dee, M,-Thc United
States supreme court has dismissed
the writ Of error in the cosc OF
Whitley Layton ys the state OF Mis-
ouri,involving the Missouri pure food
law. on the ground that no federal
question had been raised In the trial
court
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An Ancient weapon.

bloomington, H., Dec. william
Shiplcy, prominent farmer OF
Wnyncsvillc, has In his possession q
remarkable relic OF prehistoric man,
which he dug up on his farm while
blowing recently, This relic is u
iargc.silcd spear Of pure copper The
metal IN highly tempered,
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Valuable Twins.

Muscogee, t. Ia Doc. 2d,-AltSrt
TAYLOR, II full.blooded knw Indian
was presented by his wife, ON Novcm-
bcr es last, with twins. AS they came
lust In time to be enrolled under the
allotment law, and ARE Htlll living,
nre worth to their parents $1,000 In
lOnd and money,
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ALEN0rIn COMMUNICATION,
II was Cnbird From London 90
washington Tuesday Evening,

London, Dee, sa,--An Important
and lengthy communication dealing
with the British views of the nrbi'rh'
tIon Of the Venezuelan dispute was
mnde by Foreign Secretary Lnnb'
downr 20 United States Charge D'Af'
foIres Mr. White Tuesday evening 1t
was transmitted Immediately to
WASHINGTON,
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Tho "CarnRtiOn League"

Cleveland, o., Dec. 24.--'rhe "Carna-
ton League of America is the name
Of II new patriotic movement pro
posed to the trustees OF the McKin.
ley National Memorial association, to
perpetuate the name and public yir-
tues Of William Mckinley.
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N,,,ed u, Horse cur In New yorh,

New iork, Dee, 2i,.-An unidcntI'
fled man, about 50 years old poorly
dressed, was knocked down and In
stantly killed by horse drawing
street ear On broadway late Monday
night.
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IN A PITABLE CONDITION.
Portions ~ the Crews of Two
schOoners, Sunk by Collision, Res
cued After Frightful Suffering.

Boston, Dec. 23.-Almost crazed
from their sufferings, frostbitten and
helpless, ten men in a boat were
picked up by the schooner Manhasset
yesterday, As miles off Highland light.
Then for the first time it was learned
that the schooners Frank A. Palmer
and Louise b. Crary had been in COLI
sion and that they had been sunk off
Thatchers island on Wednesday even
ing.
The survivors were landed here
Monday. OF the 21 men who made up
the two crews, six were carried down
when the vessels sank, four died dur
ing the terrible three days drift in
Massachusetts bay, and another be-
came insane and jumped overheard.
With no food or water, their clothes
frozen in solid masses and their boat
being steadily driven before bitter
gale out into the Atlantic, it seems
remarkable that so many survived.
A strong Nor'wester Blowing.
The two schooners, both heavily
coal-laden, doubled Cape Cod in com
pany and ran into a strong nor'wester
on Wednesday night. Both captains
put their vessels over toward the Cape
Ann shore. When off Thatchers ISL
and they split tacks, and finally both
came about at the same time and, un-
known to themselves, headed toward
each other, the Crary holding north
on the part tack and the Palmer
south on starboard tack, and there
fore having the right of way.
Mate Smith, Of the Crary, who had
charge of the deck at the time and
who went down with the ship,
thought he could weather the Palmer,
but instead the Crary crashed into the
bow Of the Palmer. Most of the small
boats were smashed and some of the
men were killed by the collision, but
Others of both crews by quick work
launched the long boat Of the Palmer,
into which clambered the captains Of
both vessels and 10 others. There was
not moment for storing food or wa
ter in the boat, and the rowers had
propelled it only short distance
from the schooners when the Palmer
went down Three minutes later the
Crary disappeared,
SufYerings Were Intense.
Without food and water, drenchco
TO the skin, spray freezing to their
garments because of the bitter cold,
the Is survivors underwent sufierings
indescribablc. Four men Of the Crary
on Friday lay down in the bow of the
boat and that night died. Eleven re-
mnined up till Saturday night, when
Franz Banta went insane under the
| delusion that hit mother beckoned to
him, and he walked into the sea. The
| Others were powercss TO restrain
| him.
In the three days the men were
afoat their boat drifted steadily of
shore, until at eight o'clock Sunday
morning it was n miles Oft Highland
light. There the lookout on the fish
| ing schooner Manhassct caught u
glimpse Of the boat, and within hall
an hour the ten men were in thI
cabin of the schooner. Captain Ma
lone at once crowded on all sail ano
brought the survivors to Boston,
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Must Have Had n Had smeiier.

Owensboro, KY, Dec. 24.~-Thomas
Burch, u carpenter, took n drink OF
cnrbolic acid, Monday,by mistake and
died in 30 minutes. He intended to
take u drink of whisky, but got the
wrong bottle.
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suddenly Recovered speech.

Springfield, Mass, Dec. "a. Within
few days Miss Mary 0'Bricn, aged
about 80, living in east Long Meadow,
has suddenly recovered the powS' OF
speech, after being dumb for ~
years.
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Far IN, German Fleet,

Hamburg, Dee, si,-The German
steamer SibIril, with men and sup
plies for the German fleet In Nche'
suelnn waters, sailed to-day
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Liyerpooi drain I,ceeipis.

Liverpool, Dee, Receipts wheat
past hhrec days ias,000 centals, In
eludIng 1000 American. Receipts OK
American corn during the past thres
days iiA00o eentala Weather dull
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passed he, |
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turkeyani'l |
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stmas,' l. |
d cold and |
turkey be. |
mt Debby |
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m 70 |
our won. |
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came TO |
nd lEept |
ave one, |
passing l.
day gifts l.
ers and /
TO- som. Il
ty Jones, |
IN an er.
ne say. L
a frovn. /
smiln'
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Sending Another Cruiser.

Spc2ia, Italy, Dee, 9t-The Italian
cruiser Elba sailed to-day for Nene-
zucla,
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A FRESH OUTBREAK.
Defective water Facilities CnuHethc
Fire 10 Break out Afresh,

A telephone message to the star ~
u n. m. said that, owing to the de-
fcotlve facilities at the water sta
ton, the Are had again broken out
IL ecemed likely II would burn for
some time. There was talk Of dyna'
hitting several of the store buildings
" order w save o,hera. All the Arnis
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Live stocl. Markets.

Al. -chLtle- Fancy exports, sosov
6ib, butchers NMbW, BtockofS' sssoV
AS, cows and helfcrS, SCoJ'.1 liossSI-
Packing, 81 U1lG %, butchers, blbWG3'N'
llght, SiJdf6l0, Sheep. Mutton shoep'
81 b0dri,bO, lambs, ,hWQO1O
Indianapolis ile-uood 70 urine
steers, S. 2jUjit,, llogs-uOod TO primo
heaylcs, SGN0NGD, mixed ara hohvy
packing, 81 ibdid.i6 Sheep Good TO choioe
sheep, s3OoIa6O lambs, th'buSoO
Chicago -Cattlo-Good to prime, steers,
III, bodi6 II, poor to medium, SOoUoaVt
sloekorB and foodofs, aOOtribOi cows, SLss
Qii,GO, hefcH S,oOUbDl, oannora, N'2DV
$50, calves GONffO0i Texas fed sLeers,
u, 75di60O llogs Mixed ana butehcrS,
ii. s0di6,i5, good to choice heavy, 81 6u1wi
rought heavy, W0Jdf6W light, ~ iouo,lo
bnoop Good to choice wclhora, NOmtoOi
fair TO cholco mixed, 81 1bUl0O Western
sheep, 81 1bdfi lOt native lambs, 81 NmupoVi
western lambs h,WnDt0
Rnnsas #Caltle=Nativo steers,
~, p0dl6 10 Texan and indian steers, VI IOp
l 10, 1eSna cows " bpn5Di native cows
and heifefs, tl,GOm4oo atockers and feed.
era, s. 1oofl %, oalv Il t2,2bdJ bt Western
steers, ~ 7bdf525 tern cows, 81 G1ns 10,
Hogs Heavy sd% ss& packers, .s.o21
lis.n, medium, WI 6,RR light. s5.sblb
&, 10, workers., tg056f6iO sheep Muttons.
II OMpi 10, lambs, SGOdri rs, range wothorA
IA OOdpl COi cwos, tl,MfA,2D
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Nav York Dee, Money on call
steady at 0 por cont primo mcronntlls
paper, q per cent, sterling. exchange
steady With actual .buslnoas ~ bankofs'
Esalisi ,gb Tor % days, posted rates, tA
and S7ib, commercial tatea, a2iAili2Ml
Mexican dollarA ", Government bonds
steady,
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Cotton,
Iinancini.

Quotations for ml1dllnA range as fol.
lows ~ boula, $780, New YORK, skol
Memphis, sac,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
WILLIAM HENRY BISHOP.
REQUESTS OF CONSTITUENTS
They Want Practically Everything
from ConurasEmen

congressman 0onry VINO Is just now
n.anifesting such strong determination
10 return TO Washington for second
term, tells a story concerning his Congress
SIGNAL experience which may or may not
be intended to discourage his political
rivals in the Ninth istrict
Every spring" says Mr. Conry. the
Government at Washington sets aside
large amount of garden seed for free dis
tributlon among the people of the country
and one of the functions Of Congress
nan is to see that his constituents get
their due share OF this seed. Now there
isn't great deal Of vacant soil in my dis
trict which could be utilized for the pur-
poses of flower garden. but. thinking
it would be a good idea to encourage the
cultivation of window plants l sent out
last spring as many packages Of the diff
ferent plants suitable for window culture
as l though would suffice 10 40 around.
A little while after 1 received from a
lady to whom l had sent some seed the
following letter
Dear Mr. Coury: I have received your
seed, for which I am very thankful VIII
YOU kindly send me one hundred feet OF
black rubber hose set of garden tools
ard lawn mower
This story somehow got out and was
given some circulation In the course
of lis travels 1t reached the ears Of a
ledy in the Berkshire Hills. who immedl-
ately wrote me that she didn't care to
receive any lawn mowers or rubber hose,
tut she would like very much to know
II l could send her pair of oxen which
she could use for ploughing fields
"Of an the requests. however which
received as a result eff my weIl-intended
offices in seed distribution. the one I
shall cherish longest was received from
lady on the banks Of the Connecticut
River
Ny Dear Congressman. wrote this
lady. j have ten acres OF land covered
With tobacco. VIII YOU kindly select from
the civil service six able-bodied men and
send them 10 my farm TO cultivate my to-
bsCco9" Boston Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

| the future Of Spain, and it was the pleas
anter 10 read after coming again fresh
| from the bull-hght For surely. as q
game, apart from the cruelty, it is very
dull indeed; the bull is so unfailingly sim
| ple and stupid; he turns away every
/ time from the man 10 dive idRr at the
8aunting cape; the men are never in
danger. at least from intent of the bull,
AID cannot come 10 harm except by &C
cident. There is nothing of it, then, ex-
cept the cruelty. But on the other hand
friends who know the country longer
point out TO me that Spanish newspa-
Ders are fond Of dealing in fine senti-
nents, and Spain generally abounds in
good intentions which amount to little
on the other hand, too, the new young
King, who was brought up by his care
tut mother, TO know better, has been in
dUced to attend the bull-hghts 10 cultI-
yste popularity with the mob. And, on
the other hand, again. new and more
brutal form of bun-hght has come in
A law on the statute-book the Ugarte
Law, endeavors to iRfuse a certain
amount Of decency into the thing, by re-
straint as 10 times and places. combats
with too tender animals and by mex
perienced performers. and so forth. This
law is evaded or openly defed. The Her
aldo Of Madrid stated a day OF two ago,
that the numerous county fairs all over
Spain have come TO be only an excuse
for bull-baiting Of the most barbarous
sort. These fairs consist of one day
OF market and two OF torturing animals
TO death. In cities in passing. the case
OF the worthy citizen who spends his
time going from one TO another of these
shows, and has jotted down in a note
book Of some two thousand.
For lack Of better opportunity, the de-
nizens OF the market village or hamlet
yin buy some poor animal Of the bovine
race in common, some inferior bull or
d bull calf. or a frisky calf, or a risky
COW. i viii put in five reals says one.
and seven. says another. They mas
sacre the victim in common, and divide
ur the meat afterwards If the authori-
ties do not apply the Ulgarte Law.
through fear Of losing their votes or
fear of riot and personal injury. they
do this in the open plaza; otherwise, in
the ward or even in the court Of some
private house Each one appears with
such a weapon as he may have-this
with a dagger. that with a swordcane.
the other with sharpened table-knife-
and they set 70 work like demons; they
stab and hack their helpless prey to death
hut by slow stages. that the pleasure may
last longer. If death does not come the
first day the animal is brought out again
the second, and even a third day. Vaya,
60 toD exclaiTns the Heraldo, here is
a fine magnanimous people! And it con-
tinues:
Bulls and bulls only that is what the
country is clamoring for from one end
% the land to the other; it Is a veritable
madness; the Spanish nation viii not
see or hear of any other form of diver
sion. Where blood does not flow, there is
de emed TO be no festivity. no amuse-
ment. Thus in bloodshed we are reared.
ard in blood we live and have our be-
irg
If the Heraldo be right the good Union
Morcaatn Of Malaga has a slow and toll
some campaign before il.
WILLIAM HENRY BISHOP.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
TO THE BOYS IN BLUE AND GREY

(Written by Robert James Campbell
In the twilight I am sitting by the
embers Of my fire.
Seeing pictures in the smoke wreaths as
they curl up and expire.
Ever upward from the ashes. movement
onward TO the higher.
For the carnival is coming. gray-beard
soldiers are here;
All the Haunting flags and bunting speak
a happy time OF year.
Al are reinsurance sending that 4 bet
ter time is near
Twas dreary struggle. Princess till
your victory was won.
I'm YOU looked far Of behind you 10
the enemy Undone,
TN on every Peerless Princess shone
the next days rising sun,
so right heartily We hail you. soldiers,
with SHAKE that wills
To express IN fullest measure al the
happiness that fills
Cur own breasts as We shout gladly.
wichita VIII raw the ii
But remember as You travel through
our midway gate at night
or You view the awful dangers OF a
genuine bull-nghts
View the lurid flaming picture OF Pom
peH al alight.-
Reconect that these but little give you our
sense II debt
To those men who never faltered when
the braves IN gray they met,
Never faltered though the meadows ran
with blood their hearts had vet
So glad we welcome you. comrades
coming home with victory won.
With yoar faces bright Illuminated By
golden setting SUI
Whose departing RAYS give promise that
your work has vel been done
II my IRE I catch a vision % your
night gathering han-
Iad IN shining. siintiug amor. march
ing 70 that better land
syhs-e al guns are stacked forever. and
al coicrs sye shah stand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
VIRGINIA GOOD ROADS
Movement In That State Which Means
Business


II IS gratifying 10 learn thar the good
roads movement begun in Roanoke ooun-
~ some weeks ago has not died the death
that generally befslls similar movements.
hut that il j. being vigorously pushed.
resulting. we believe in a direction that
must bear fruit The committee COM
posed OF i've gentlemen from each OF the
four ministerial districts Of the county.
held a special meeting At the courthouse
last Monday ar which resolution was
passed calling upon the supervisors OF the
county 10 appropriate from the road
levy "a sufficient sum n employ compe-
cent engineer and necessary assistants
20 make general survey % the different
and respective roads in the county, 10
make diagram Of the same their grades
ard curvatures. and TO suggest any
changes deemed desirable OF necessary in
the location 81 the respective roads. and
70 furnish diagrams of such proposed
changes; To recommend a necessary width
for al Of the said reads
There is no doubling the fact that this
is the proper initiative. when the roads
Or Roanoke are plated by a competent
engineer there VIII De shown condition
that. for crooknedness. narrowness. and
unusual grades would put u shame a less
.viIized oountry.-Ro Roanoke. Va. Times.
Proceedings for high treason have been
instituted by the German authorities
against a number Of Polish school girls
at Gneussn. none OF whom Is over six
teen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

Now children SAID the teacher q tn
cirss n advanced arithmsslc you nay
lecite IL unison the table q valves
And the children repeated. r. cha-us-
Ten Esilis uzk@ trust
Ter Trusts make 9 Combine.
Ten Combines make a Merger.
Ten Mergers make EaErate.
'Cne sfzsnAte makes the Noasy-
Baltimore American
Germany szual consumption q beer
WORKS cut AZ over thirry-slx gallons per
nesd Of uuozuisrzan