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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-03
OFFICE ROOMS Fca RENT.

FOR RENT-Three front rooms on see
ond foor. suitable for otice work. -4s
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sroRE ICONS EOS aENr.

FOR RENT-Store room. on one Of the
very best corners in the city. display
window on front and side This room
has always bee1 occupied by good.
paying business out VIII be vacant bv
September lst- Or. !. 7. oldham. room
3. over is y Main street S-tf
FOB RENT-At stock Yards a good
newly pi1stereI, pauered and painted
building two stories tcr rent II
rooms good Tor mercantile hotel or
restaurant See John w Adams. If7 :.
Douglas avenue. eI-tf
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FOB sAL-Tsca1t lets 81 Az Parts %
The city. cheap Ely K CO.
E-C &c Ss1<E.ez aGld-uE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-03

FOR REST-A few houses and rooms
diIl.s & Kinkead. 143 y Market 2-ti
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-03

FOR BARGAINS ~ farm and ranch
properties with good improvements and
hest OF water. posse ss.Cn u suit pur-
chaser. Write what you want. or see
u Barlow CoidWater. Kan 40-tf
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FOR REST-Cf-ce. three nice Office
rc1r1s IA Sheets alock. W. r Tucker.
F. DenEas avenue. 9l-srx
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A neat Groom house. clrse
street srx
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BARRIOs DIAMONDS moved 10 rs y.
Main. up stairs. S-f
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FOR REeST-Larsa. nne once room. over
T. Douglas avenue Allison &
DiCksau- sl-3I
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Phone 500.

Corner First and Lawrene.. phone n.
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FOR SALEThs zorrheast corner 80
Tweifrh and E1pcrsa - - 40 teet
deep Nes- = Sid WfrEi- ten DAYS
can for oa-sala price Reese q CO.. L.
z FIRST street ST
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r OOMER-C0utracto and builder
shop 2lI 81 Francis Residence ~ Z
Central 1s-suu- Wed-IstX
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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lifes mysteries Unices The separated.
Love. marriage. divorce, business. lucky
planets. events sS-ltx
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sToRsGE.

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ECE RENT terzEs IN = zscs. dry cellar.
% tracE- Whiizey Paper Co. "a -
Santa - ave 49,
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THE PERUVIAN ZANDT IMPLEMENT COMPANY
Wholesale Farm Machinery. ThTesheTs Plows. S
Sample rooms 123. rs. III North Water street
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-I025 y. Topeka avenue 3
feet and S-room house. modern except
furnace, fine maple shade and large
barn. Call for bargain price. Reese <
Co. Il2 z. First s3-tf
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FOR SALE-The finest building location
n the city. . feet. on the northeast
corner Pine and Emp0ria. s. so. Reese
< Co. 10 Z. First street. s5-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A nicely I'M
proved farm in Gypsum township %
trade for city property. " / krack.
AnGOvcr. Kan. s3-6tx
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FOR sALE-On College I'm. tract 81
By rs feet deep. on south side 4
Dougla Isl feet east u Hillside. 81 -.
Reese & Co, 10 E First street s5-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
/ - acres. II miles southwest Of VAL
ley Center. Kan, s-rO0m house, good
cellar. good barn, orchard. etc Price,
So per acre
> js0 acres. IA miles west % VALLEY
Center. Kansas, = grass. fenced. far
improvements Price. Ss.50.
3 40 acres IN Chase county. kan; psrt
bottom. plenty Of good water. part 20
cultivation improved. Price. $50 per
acre. A fine stock farm
J. Between 1910 and 40 acres. 8 niles
west OF valley Center. Kan. Can sell
all or part OF TINS Ar prices that vii ll-
rerest you Some Of this i fine grass
land, balance II cultivation ard inl-
3 % acres. 3 miles south Of valley Cen
ter. Kan improved part grass. bottom
land. 3 So E s HADLET.
s5-5t Valley Center. Kan.
FOR SAILED acres. miles northeast
Il packing house. or Chisholm creek
house s ruoEns. sust completed 11l-e.
rooms. zood cellar barn lZx-s. barn
I5L14. granary ard corn cribs acres
alfalfa fenced hoE--ght. abundance -
good water creek rms Through pas
-ure j. acres. UoW Had l5 acres
acres orchard. groves and timber on
creek fairly wei improved vel ioclte1.
good land rs hat more do yll want rur
81 an acre. Letagrz m telephone. write
or come aid See me Listed for feE
days only g 2 Davis Nzlies Center,
FOR sALE-vacaut
= feet Main. haif block south Harry.
$ feet v0iuts.a. hais BLOCK south Doug
- - volutsia- 81 sset sauta Doug
- feet 4,h block south sIItsiae. u5e-
ID feet College H-E. corner Chiffon
- fest southwest corner Mosha- ard
-.EE 4-E rtf.t-a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FoR SALE
EUE SAIE-A tEs1ess re--Fr tr- ~
co1d l-1lz- territory tewn. CO wsH trs1e
frr rne1 paying t-srass- j. = Eelr-
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FOUND.
ARsTRscToRS-

FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL-sIe 60 70 loan on farms N
southern Kansas. az current rates and
easy terms 5000 10 loan on choice
Wichita property Hewlett & Wheeler.
old court house building Phone ~.
&-Su-We-fr-tf
QUICK MONEY or deposit 10 loan On
Wichita residence properties, 3 or >
years. lowest rates. privilege Of paying
IN fnStallInenrs- Anchor Trust Co. i43
y. Main. l5i-su-vs-fr-tf
s.. eoo. 009 To LOAN on Kansas ana Okla
bona farms. WHINE Z Wine. Wichita
Kan e-u
MONEY TO IOAN-On farm or city
property. with privilege OF paying N IN
slail,euts. n lowest rates. II 2 John
ston = Co. Ia y Market street
7I-fr-su-We-tf
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FOR RENT-A few houses and rooms.
ms :. hlnksaa l-5 ,. Garzs.. -
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR RENT-One-haIf section OF land. 10
acres 10 be sown 70 wheat; one-sh.rG
Norwich Kan Write John w Baugh-
man. Plains, kan 's-su-we-ir-u
FOR RENT-Feeriess hall Tor Monday
nights See T. II Powell. 1851 west
Douglas. Isl-sua-wed-tf
HOUSES FOR SALE.
I'm - 7|roor1 hoSSe With 8 ~
10 feet Of ground, nice blue grass lawn
plenty OF maple shade. fruit, cement
walks and curling. city water and
BAN; cellar eislsrn, 2aTa sIa oq a.
Gated on Park Place avenue three
blocks 10 school and <cur blocks 70
church, and Is IN nne neignooThood-
For price and particulars Gail on
Van Arsdaie & Osborne, Whine build
ing, fourth hoor- sl-1
FOR SALE-By owner. 5-room cottage,
new. - nEeal feet porch. of finish IN
side. wall papered. pump IN house. for
cash OF $50 down, balance r. per
month. or for rent Inquire Wichita
Engraving Co, 3S y Main. sl-5tx
FOR sALE-Four very desirable resi-
dences. % % rooms.
Two splendid business lots. on West
Side r. T. BEAN,
Ss-stx 20 E. Douglas
FOR SALE-s2o Waco avenue: room
dwelling. With furnace, bath large barn.
a. feet OF ground. with fine shade and In
the best block on Waco avenue Owner
here for g few days and anxious 20
sell Price. s., 20. Wheeler & Kelly. los
+. First street. S3-we-fr-su-3t
FOR sALE-l217 Jackson avenue. new s.
room cottage, good pantry. large clos
cts. walled cellar and 3 feet. Must be
sold this week. as owner is leaving the
city. Reese * Co., III z. First. s3-tf
FOR E-Seven-roon house ard I lots
on AaIn. SI.60-
six-room house and lots. on Jackson.
1850
seven-room house. modern. barn and
shade. On Park Place, N.S5Q.
EiTe-rOOEl cottage. cellar. barn. = feet
front, = block OF Douglas. on Ida. g. so
Ieu-roOm house. modern. barn, shade
3 feet east front Bargain Il sold IN
ten days
Five-room house. on Mathewson. at
I69 acres n Kingman county, ~ miles
from Kingrnan, at a bargain.
y acres fine bottom land, we'll improved,
SeN
I have large list OF fine farms in
Sedgwick and adjoining courtles and
good ranch land from SIC per acre 10
Building lots IN all parts OF the city
JOHN FERRITER, 81 y. Main
SS-tf
FOR -Fiye-room cottage. good re-
pair; rents SO; Is per cent on invest
ment, direct from owner. Must sell
Address Seller, care Eagle. s3-tf
FOR SALE-The new cottage on the
southeast corner Eighteenth and To-
peka. ) rooms. coal house ard - feet.
rents SO Price. s, go. Reese x Co. IL
Z. First street s5-tf
FOR SALE-At great bargain, house.
8 rooms. large barn, fine corner. on
University avenue. Must be sold
owner leaving the city Allison &
DICKSON sl-5t
FOR SALETo move: AZ 5. Lawrence
good 1o-rOOEn house. L Hills 1s5 y
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-20
SHAKE SHOOK, PLEASE
A Reprimand Recommended
by Roosevelt
J. Wiley's Facial 0rfice Yawns Once loo Of-
ten. Poll Tax Reports From Forty
Two Counties.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Washington. D. c., May lit is un-
derstood that President Roosevelt has
requested the Secretary of the Treasury
under whom Mr. ]. Wiley Shook holds "A
position as deputy collector. to admins
ter reprimand to Mr.. Shook on account
of his recent personal and political as
sault upon Senator Simmons. Recently,
when General Funston took occasion to
criticise Senator HoWard's official con-
duet, the President caused letter OF re-
buke to be sent to him. taking the po-
sition that it was unseemly Tor othcerS
of one department oil the government to
90 into the public prints in dcnunciation
of the officials of a coordinate branch
of the government.
Representative Bellamv and w. w.
Kitchin have gone home for few days
Representative KluttZ will deliver the
address at Statesville Female College
commencement Tuesday night Mrs.
Simmons is still quite sick and confined
to her room Hon r. d. Glenn was here
today.
in the course of conversation, Sena-
tor Simmons said today that there seemed
create the impression in the State that
because the Senate and House We're Re-
publican, a Democratic Senator or NOM
Der had no influence in securing local
legislation. He said this was mista'-e.
that he was on several committees, and
in matters not political. Democratic
members of the committee had as much
influence as Republicans and they sue
caeded in getting as much local legisla-
ton as Republican members of the COM
mittee; that upon these matters the dl-
visions in the committee were not Oh
party lines at all. Republican members
frequently voting for measures adVocat-
ed by Democratic committeeman. anu
vice versa Of course he said, upon po-
litical questions it is different
Representative KluttZ has been assur-
ed that free delivery would begin in Sal
isbury on September 1st, with three car
riers and twenty-five boxes. He is very
much encouraged to think that free de-
livery will be established for States
Vile at the same time. but this is not
| absolutely certain yet.
| GENERAL CARR A CANDIDATE.
| Chairman Simmons has poll tax re-
ports from ~ counties which show the
following failing to pay: Democrats
$3.50; white Republicans 4,S32; negroes,
u 23S. At this rate there are unpaid in
the State; Democrats, 6.745; white Re-
publicans, IL ,160 negroes, 2S264. The
remaining sheriffs ard chairmen should
send in reports.
| The news comes here on good author
| ity that General Julian 6 Carr is can
didate for Senator. and that authorita-
| tive announcement of his candidacy will
| be made in due time.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-20
THE BURLINONdT SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises President Venable speaks.
Jmbued With Educational Spirit
tSoce:al to Naws ard Observer

troce:al to Nsws ard Observer
burlington, n. g., May 1.-THE eXer-
cises attending the closing Of the Bur
lington graded schools began on Sunday,
Nav 18th, with the baccalaureate ser
mon bv Rev. n. s. Jones. Wednesday
the annual concert by the music depart
ment delighted very large audience
Thursday was Parents Day, at which
time the work done during the year by
the pupils was on exhibition. The I'M
provement shown was marked.
Thursday night DR.. F. p. Venable,
President of the University of North
Carolina, spoke in the opera house to Il
great audience DIR. Venables address
was a mastery effort of brilliant man.
Friday morning the final closing exer-
cises were held.
Among those present were Mayor
Fogleman and the Board of Aldermen,
tendent. DR.. w. S. Long, representatives.
of the press and members of the bar.
Devotional exercises We're conducted by
Dr. w. S. Long. Addresses were made
by Superintendent F. III. Curtis, City
Attorney C. +. Mclean. DR.. Long and
the pastors of the churches of the city.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen have
from the very first done everything in
their power to aid the school. They have
pledged themselves 10 extend the same
support, both financial and moral dur
ing next year that they have extended
during the session just closed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-20
THE KING TAKES THE OATH
Calm and Self Possessed During the
Ceremony.
AN INSANE MAN CREATES EXCITEMENT
Fancies Himself Betroihed TO the Infawia and
Rushing to the King 10 Secure His
Consent 10 the Marriage, is
Arrested.
(By the Associated Press.)

Madrid, May 1.-THE splendid cere-
of his majority by King Alfonso today
were attended by an incident which,
while Insignificant in itself, for the mo-
ment created considerable excitement
among those who witnessed it, and in the
Chamber of Deputies. where the story
first arrived in a more sensational form
than the facts warranted.
1t appears that just as the royal coach
emerged from sthe plaza de Armas into
the square in front of the palace, amid
the sound of cannon, a young man among
the sight-seerS behind the Gordon sud
denly pushed through the ranks of SOL
diers and police and rushed toward the
door of the chariot with his hat in one
hand and holding outstretched in the
other a paper Before he reached the
door the state lackeys and equerrles hur-
ried to the scene and quickly overpower-
ed him, though not before the disturber
had received severe mauling.
The prisoner was taken to the guard
room of the palace, where he was in
terrogated The letter he had in his
hand proved to be an address to the
king stating that the Infanta Maria
Teresa, who was with the king in the
royal coach had promised him her hand,
and begging the king, as the brother of
the infanta, to accede to the marriage.
The prisoner was carefully searched, and
it was found that he carried no weapon.
His remarks regarding the Infanta Maria
Teresa left no doubt as to his mental
condition.
The royal party reached the Chamber
of Deputies a few minutes later, and the
king, ascending the throne, was greeted
with q tremendous ovation, which he
smilingly acknowledged.
King Alfonso at the time of the Incl
dent showed no agitation though his
mother and the Infanta Maria Teresa
were naturally alarmed for a moment,
but were soon treasured. The crowd of
thousands of persons gathered in the
square. gave the king a great reception
as the coach moved on. Until the royal
party reached the Chamber of Deputies
nothing was known by the spectators
along the rest of the route of the Incl
dent that had just occurred, and perfect
equanimity prevailed.
Alfonso was most noticeable for his
demeanor during the ceremony of taking
the oath to uphold the constitution. DR..
j. L. NJ. Curry, the United States envoy,
who was we'll placed and able to watch
the proceedings closely. sal afterwards
that no one could have had an mixing
from the Kings manner that anything
extraordinary was happening. King Al
fonso bowed graciously to those present
and bore himself with much manlincss.
He delivered the oath with great dis
tinctness and put considerable expression
into the words, acting throughout in an
intelligent and self possessed way.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-20
THE MAKING OF A LADYs DRESS
CAUsEs A STREET ENCOUNTER
Prof Clarence de Vaux Rogers Fac9 is Badly
Injured by Blow From the Fist Of
MI. Ajax Kreth.

Two men in a beligerent encounter at
close range attracted a crowd on Fay
etteville street shortly before two o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
IT was in front Of the National Bank
and the participants were Prof Clarence
de Vaux Roger. of the music faculty OF
the Baptist Female University, and Mr.
Alex Kreth.
Prof de NauX-Royer was passing the
bank, when Mr.. Kreth, who was sitting
Don the steps, made at him, and struck
him in the left eye, the heavy blow
smashing Prof. de VauxRoyer's eye
glasses and breaking the chain. In his
hand he had an umbrella and in the en-
counter he broke this as Mr.. Kreth
made at him again and again
At this juncture Mr.. Sherwood Higgs
ran across the street from his store ard
seized Mr.. Kreth, while Mr.. George Nor
wood. who arrived about the same time
got between the parties.
Prof. de Vaux- Roger. who was severe g..
~ struck about the eye. blood coming
from the injury, crossed the street to
Kings drug store, where he telephOncd
the police and applied remedies to his
eye Mr.. Kreth hurried down Hargett
street.
Not finding Mayor Powell in his Of
flee when he sought him, Prof de VauX-
Royer called IN Justice Of the Peace
Maroon, TO serve out a warrant for an
assault. In the meantime Mr. Kreth
had sought Magistrate Yearly and that
official, on the information furnished him,
issued a warrant for both of the parties.
This information being given Justice
Maroon he withheld the warrant for as
sfult and the case has been set for trial
by Justice Yearly on Monday morning.
The trouble all came about from n
dress. 1t appears that Mrs. Kreth had
made a dress for Mrs. de Vaux-Royer
which did not suit and from a disagree
mCnt about the dress and the terms upon
which settlement should be made, the
encounter told of took place.
A report that threats have been made
against him by Mr.. Kreth are stated by
Pref. de VauX Royer, and 1t is likely
that the trial on Monday morning will
bring some interesting developments
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-20
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-20
ROsEcRANs IS RE-INTERRED.
An Imposing Ceremony An Address by the
President.
CBy tie Associated Press.)

(By tie Associated Press)
Washine ton, May 17-With imposing
ceremonies the remains of Major General
William Starke Rosecrans We're re- in
tered today in Arlington cemetery, un-
der the direction of the Society of the
Cumberland. The services were presided
over by General David b. Henderson,
Speaker Of the Hoouse of Representa-
tives President Roosevelt, members OF
Sneaker of the House of Representa-
tiVes and a host of friends, including
many Of his old army associates, were
present to pay their last tribute to the
noted soldier. General James Longstreet
a class-mate of Rosccrans at West Point,
was also present.
Full military honors were accorded
the remains, which were borne to the
grave on caisson with military escort
cit is no chance that he has made
Mount Vernon and Arlington herein the
neighbour hood Of Washington the Two
greatest memorials of a nations past be-
cause one commentaries the founding
ard the ether the saving of the nation.
Ii It were not for what was done by
Rcseorans and his fellows then the work
of Washington would have crumbled in
to bloody chaos and the deeds Of the
founders of this republic would be re-
mcnbered only because they had poem
another Of the many failures of the spirit
of liberty in this country. The very fact
that we appreciate more and more as
the years go on the all Importance OF
this country and to mankind of your vic
tosy, makes It more and more possible
for us to recognize in the heartiest and
the frankest manner the sincerity, the
self devotion, and the fealty, to the right
as it was given to them to see the right
Of our fellow Americans against Whom
you fought And now the reunion is
so complete that it is useless to alludc
to the fact that it is complete" (Ar-
plause)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-20
Colored Methodists Put in a Claim.
(By the Associated Press.)

Nashville, Tenn, May IA new fea~
ture was added here today to the Meth
odist war claim controversy now occupy
ing the attention of the general confer
ence of the NJ. E. Church. South, at Dali
las. The general conference of the Afri-
can NJ. e. Church in session here has
decided TO present a claim for q pro-
rata of the money collected from the
government, contcnding that before and
during the Civil War the A NJ E church
was part of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Bishop Isaac lane will
be sent to Dallas to urge the claim.