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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08
EFFORT TO STRIKE
VOTERS FROM ROLLS
One of Tammany's Leaders
Brings sos Suits.
UNIQUE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
Immense Piles of Papers Filed in Su-
preme Court of New York by One of
the Men Who Controls in the Tween
ty-sixth Assembly District.

NEW YORK. Sept S.-Former Sheriff
Thomas J Dunn today broke all records
in the supreme court in the number Of
law suits. arising out OF the zame mat
ter. brought by one individual.
Acting under his Instructions. Lawyer
Jacob Marks fled in the Supreme Court
sos suits brought in Mr.. Dunn's name for
the purpose Of having, b. wits Of man
damus. removed from the list Of voters
at the coming primary election in the
Twenty-sixth Assembly District the
names Of sos men enrolled as legal
voters.
Mr. Dunn is the Tammany leader Of
the district in question. He is making
contest for reelection. and his friends
assert that he has a waIk-away James
J. Walsh is attempting 10 vrsst the
leadership from the ex-sherif-
Claims Illegal Enrollments-
Mr.. Dunn set forth in the papers in
his law suits that there had been at
least 500 illegal enrollments in the dis
trict. The litigation which he began TO
day was termed by one Of the old-time
clerks in the Supreme Court, who stood
amazed at the immense pile % legal
papers relating to the alleged frauds in
the Twenty-sixth Assembly District.
the most stupendous and unheard-of
undertaking in litigation" that be had
ever experienced
It was said that it was doubtful if ever
Before there had been any legal proceed
ing where a private individual has st
one time Instituted sos separate suits.
Il was said that Mr. Dunn has broken all
records IN the county, at least. and that
his action was unique in the history Of
the supreme court.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08

a plaster model of the National Capt.
tol at Washington viii be among the in
teresting exhibits in the Government
building ct the fair.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08

Mr.. c. 5. MaTiatt, first assistant euto-
mologist OF the Agricultural Department.
is in Massachusetts. He first took an
outing. but IS now engaged ia scientific
investig ations Of some Of the injurious
insects in New England and watching
the effect OF remedies. Mr.. Marlatt has
been prominently before the public for
several years, among his accomplish
ment being the Introduction of the Chi
nese beetle, which is expected 10 put an
end TO the San Jose scale. which has de-
stroyed millions Of dollars worth OF fruit
trees every year Tor many years. and
which is spreading 10 all parts OF the
country
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ACT QUICKLY IFYOU
WANT A LOAN QUICK
MONEY FOR 3 PER CENT ON COM
PUTTING BASIS.
TWO New Series viii Re Open To-
morrow for Members.

You are aware OF the fact that We.
TIE Original Home Cooperative Co..
fave successfully reached peri0c OF SIX
teen months. doing business IA nearly
every state In the United states Con
sidering that this series IS within four
months Of the double rate II maturity.
and with nearly eigheten thousand mem
bers and hundreds 81 homes already
bought las series iu itself has wide
attraction that viii carry g. and null
tinlv lis members And as we have rx-
rerienced that The value II contracts
demand enormous premiums re have
concluded - issue TWO other series
wherein d larger amount shan Dc paid
monthly which VIII. u said series.
mature contracts much faster. Thus
making a series FOR the attraction q the
nan that is aule - pay the larger fees.
and also being a great benefit u advance
ueut az old series Thus We have
series suitable for any class of people
and they Viii a6vancs each other. ~
most Of people are aware q the fact
that first come first served I VII say
trat vou have d chance % be among nrst
numbers as base list been modified
tre7 these series aye 5lst ready - me
acceptance 81 applications and contract
lsaIders I lU notifying ycu. So you can
receive the carly benefit Ard u MI
a-6 blfld properties here on early
r-arursiics. which are 81 your cour1a1f
uru Thls b chance offered . = re-
liable. saecessf4l company Icrt wait
Gene AT crce and ~ Ms sszc yoGr ap-
rllcation az once- Again. reu1s1n Ter. ne
suonc thu 1rSL you VII have a chance
Experience plainly shows sou that
hundreds q the first eneEe-ic contract
holders u old original series have r.
celTed III uuec1ale,i hsrs1ts q coCVsra-
tlon Ll1sgrs=lon- TIE old series x3t
four hundred contracts first month. =
porticr q tzeu get loans II once Eear.r
ali had 81 Twelve meaths You calt
Afford q mislrs-erstarl As he new
series WI - much mere attractive. b.
IL Grst numbers Cooperation then VAS
natter OF expsr-ues- Now x r. not
Come 70 once c. write 20 e. Z Jury.
Fourth National Bank BUBtIng. WicAltz-
Agents wanted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

Jno. Dye, druggist at Ellsworth, is in
! Wichita.
o. H. Bentley. the attorney. is in Gar
den City.
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Fratzler Of Kiowa,
sre in the city.
Russell Lombe. of Pawnee, n. NJ, is
visiting Wichita.
NJ z. Hammond is buying horses in
! Rose Hill. Kan.
oscar Sterling is ma ing a business
visit TO Douglass.
| Attorney ]. A. Andrews of Lawton, o.
| T., Is in the city.
Miss Grace AfcElroy has returned from
! Washington. D. c.
Colonel Prouty of Kingfsher was in
the city yesterday.
L. s. Steppich has gone 10 Memphis to
attend the horse races
c. H. Luling left last night for Topeka.
lie will return Saturday.
Or. NJ. K. Pennington. the dentist, left
for FL Paso. Texas, Sunday.
| Mrs A. A. Parker left for shirt visit
to Minneapolis, Mimi, yesterday.
VIM. NJ Webbing arrived yesterday
from Cedarvale, on an automobile.
Rev. A A. Parker and Rev. II. Waite
left for Cleveland, Ohio. yesterday.
Dr. L. Hornor left for Kansas City.
Mo, yesterday TO be absent two days.
DR.. Phil Y. Strochecker. returned yes
terday from business trip TO the north.
O. j. Massot, representing a st. Louis
iron, coal and coke house is in Wichita.
H NJ Lichty. the Wellington merchant.
IS buying his Christmas stock in Wich-
tia.
DR.. A L. Strochecker, the dentist, is
home again from a business trip to the
northwest.
Mrs Mamie Dale and Irene Bixler viii
leave for Newton today 10 attend the
street fair.
Mrs. Homer L. Wilson, of Leland. Ore,
IS visiting Miss Nellie Dennis al 236 South
Main street.
Frank Bashore, the local representative
in Kingfisher. 0. T., of Whine * Whine,
is in the city.
W. R. Tucker leaves this morning for
An Arbor. Michigan, on account OF the
death Of his mother.
Clarence Goodnight, 20 East Douglas.
IS confined 10 his home by an attack Of
catarrh Of the stomach.
Mrs. J. H jerks. of College Hill. left
Monday for a weeks visit with friends
at Lamed Kan.
Prof. otto Newly. Of Cooper college.
Sterling, Kan. is visiting Chas. Jones.
at 20 Waco avenue.
John Charles Of Roswell. y. NJ. is in
Wichita. lie viii submit while here TO an
operation Tor appendicitis
William Smith, representing the Crane
company. OF Chicago is in the city look
ing after this END OF his business
Mike Dillon, John HerTig and 4. c.
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The Baking Club win meet THURSDAY
afternoon with Mrs. George Dickson.
There viii De a regular meeting 81 Ivy
Leaf Chapter 30. q. %. s. Tufsiay
evening. October o. Conferring ~ de-
Eees-
Resular meeting ~ carollae Harrison
Circle so. F.. Ladies ~ THE o. A. D. "a
sons - Hcruann hall tlis afternocl q
ciCcA-
The Knights ard Ladies' - security zil
lave social Tor mcra te7s and tlel
threads Friday evening x the =. o. y.
~ hall on SOuta Main
The meeting GO the Fairmount In
froyeHnent association. which waF raile.
81 meet iu the Fairuclrt charch t1i.
evening. hes betn postponed a1rl nexi
Monday evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21
WILL STOP
IN WICHITA
Illinois Manufacturers and
Business Men are Coming
ON A SPECIAL TRAIN
Peerless Princess VIII Enter
tain Them for Two Hours.

Paul Morton, vice-president of the
Atchison. Topeka < Santa Fe railroad,
VII conduct a party Of Illinois manufac-
turers and business men over the com
pany's lines and the only point where
the train viii stop for any length Of time
Win be in Wichita. The train win leave
Chtcaeo on November and viii come
strait through from Chicago 70 Wichita
without a stop except those required for
change Of equipment This train Will
1e ch Wichita at 10 o'clock Wednesday,
November ). and will remain here until
nom.
r. F. Torrington, division freight agent,
received the letter from Nr. Morton tell
ira OF the train and also saying that
about l5e manufacturers and many
Otner business men VIII accompany it and
he very explicitly stated that Wichita
y rs the only town noticed in their tenary
IS far as stops were conce- led.
The matter was turned over 70 the Com
Il Crcial Club, who Immediately stated
That they would entertain the travellers
IN a style letting the town and country.
" hen the train arrives carriages viii b.
IN waiting and the entire party viii be
taken over the city and # possible out
into the country a short distance. The
I-de viii De a fast one, as the trip must
he made in short order for the drive is
rot the only number on the program. on
the return there viii be a luncheon and
then everybody VIII go to the Auditorium
where one Of Wichita's glibbest and most
entertaining takers VIII be given the
floor and told 70 tell the IllinOisians as
much in as few words as possible, and
make q good impression on them; that
Wichita is about the only town in the
southwest that has the get-up and go to
K 60 make q mighty good town for few
OF them TO invest some money and stare
q factory and LAT Wichita viii do her
Cud of the work getting them to locate
Ire. Some business men OF the city ana
che well acquainted with it Will accom-
Iany each conveyance. to point out places
81 interest and also eXpOund to the man
Ufacturers and business men just where
wichita stands and what she IS and can
Do In The business, religious and educs-
uonal way. 1t is up 20 the Wichita bust
nes men and merchants to show the east
ern men what is 10 be found in Wichita
IN the best possible manner for it Will
Certainly be productive Of much good.
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Husey left last night for Kansas City,
I.eavenworth and Atchison on business.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w Mayberry, who
have been visiting the family Of Alex
Glass returned 10 Enid, O. T.. yesterday.
". f. Herbig district freight agent of
the Rock Island, left yesterday on a
two days business visit to Kansas City.
Mo.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Furnise will be sorry 10 learn that they
are both quite i'll at their home. Ills
South Water street.
Mr.. Jay Webster. of Cheney. has sold
his property at that pl ice and is spend
ing a few days in the city with a view OF
buying a home here.
l. A. Simons. the Kansas City repre-
sentative Of the Webb FTegschlagg Mer-
camille company. of Kansas City. No.
Is doing business in the central part OF
the state.
Mr.. Fillmore. an old soldier. is at ST.
Francis hospital suffering from broken
hip bone. The members of the Grand
Army would be most gladly welcomed
as visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Walters and daugh-
ter, Letta, leave tonight for Hutchinson,
10 attend the double wedding OF the
Mr. Howard Lewis.
Mrs J. V Carson of Pasadena. Cal.
who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Z. s. Gum. at 225 South Topeka avenue.
left yesterday for Oskaloosa, Iowa. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Gum.
Miss Lizzie Durschie. who accompanied
Mrs. and Mr.. Grebi on their visit 10
Switzerland and the old countries. re-
turned home Sunday. after a visit Of FIVE
months. She reports a hne time.
Miss Ella Jones. formerly Of this city
but now of Colorado Springs. is ia the
city visiting friends. She viii stay here
for a couple Of weeks. for il VIII take
all OF that time for her 10 see her many
friends.
NJ w. Levy has received a letter from
Amos McClain at Roswell y. NJ in
81 hich he states that he has regainci his
health aid will come hack 90 Wichita
tire first Of next year. lie says the Pec0s
Valley is a great place. but Wichita is
good enough for him
Mr. and Mrs. Cash Henderson. who
vere in New York 20 meet Mrs. Hender-
sens parents Mr.. and Mrs 5. G. Grih.
who have been IN Europe during the
s-mmer. returned with them o. Wichita
last nisht. Right glad are Mr. and Mrs.
Gribi 20 De home again although they
had a pleasant visit abroad The voyage
home. however. was very stormy and
rough.
Miss Anna Kern has left for Clayton
y. f O. spend the winter With friends
Miss Sprinsgatc rs still unable to be
up and u viii noe De possible for her to
give her recital tonight as announced. but
she is anxious that Ter friends should
know that sne Is Improving rapidly and
vii soon be able ~ appear in her re-
cital as advertised. Date viii be an
r.rr1nret later
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21
Don't Forget
Ny Special
Sale of Sewing
Machines
and Bicycles

I want TO close them all out They are
going fast. ] want them out OF the way
/ need the room for several carloads Of
Pianos and Organs coming. This is
chance 10 get a high-grade Machine or
Bicycle cheap.
have as fine an assortment of Pianos
as YOU viii find IN the large stores east.
prices as low and some lower. You don't
rave 20 go further tran Wichita 20 get
the best sood- and lowest prices Ny
trade has almost doubled in the past year.
Some people 40 east. look. and come back
here and buy ! know you can't DO bet
ter; leave your money IN the west where
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ARE WORKING ON THE PROGRAM
Committee is Getting Ready for Bene-
lit Entertainment.

Last nisht The committee in charge OF
the benent entertainment or the anthra-
cite coal miners OF Pennsylvania finished
making up a part Of their program TO
be given "Wednesday evening In Garfield
han Several other persons wei known
Tor their ability IN musical and elocu-
uonaTy lines have consented To have a
number on the program bat the com
mittee last nicht was unable 20 learn
what their selection would be
Yesterday the Associate Charities and
the Kings Daughters We're DO, Sod that
a good percentage would be sircn them
Tor selling tickets. and il Is expected thar
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FRESHMEN WILL PLAY BALL.
They Challenged the Entire Friends
University for a Game.

The freshmen Of Friends university.
especially the male contingent OF the
class are a big, husky set OF youngsters.
ana true 10 their name they think they
can play some football, so yesterday they
issued challenge 10 the entire school.
almost three hundred students and about
8 hundred OF them good football players
for a game Of football TO De played some
time this week The date decided on
yesterday was Wednesday. The freshies
looked q little dismaycd when they
learned that their challenge was taken
up So quick and there Is no doubt but
some Of their ver6ancy VIII be squeezed
out 81 them long before the game &
over TIE sIaughter VIII BE- something
terrible. but nevertheless il VII be
game worth seeing
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~Eef GBe GOLD DUST sswsns do y0ur worAI'

several committees from these organiza-
tiOns VIII begin work this morning sell
ing tickets.
Besides the program given below 1t is
expected 70 secure Sanford's band for
several Of their best selections. but ar
rangements have not been fully COM
pleted. The program as far as complet-
ed last night is as follows;
Music-Alilhaupts orchestra.
Address, John D. Davis
Piano Duet Misses Halle Crawford
and Gladus Hathaway.
Recital, THE McSwats Swear on. "
Miss Lizzie GOodaI.
Music AIilhaupt's orchestra
Pantomime, The Conquered Banner"
Miss Gladus Hathaway. with I. E.
Jones, reader.
Address. G. A Lafayette.
a. B. c. duet Misses Lizzie Goodall
and Gladus Hathaway.
Willie Needles. pianist.
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TO IDENTIFY BODY.
Dunbar ard 6leitz Called on ty Cedar
Falls Law Firm.

Coroner --cCollistsr Yesterday received
a letter from The law trn = Es-nenua 3
4 Martin q Cedar Fans. irQliriue afrer
one J. J. Barnett who IS supposed vs.
the man brought - this city III On -.n-
conscious condition ard d5ed without re-
gaining consciousness. 4 vii be r.
nenoerec that there were several parties
here 70 Identity the remains bur that
none could The bedy vas held az Bleitz
e D-nbsrs undertzkins establishment
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for many days. No inquest was held. as
the case was not in this jurisdiction. The
law firm writes for information. asking
that Mr.. BIeitz - consulted as 10 an in
jury TO the wrist of the deceased. Mr..
BleitZ has written back and is now wait
ing for'an X-ray photograph OF the man s
wrist, taken when the wrist was in
jured. he feels certain that he can iden-
TRY the wrist and thereby the man If
he has the X-ray photograph, which the
law firm will send
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AT EXPENSE OF OTHERS.
?. Parks of Newton Returns Home
After EEciterert Is OYER

lr s-n1aFs f-aEle foer- zzs aE se-
ca.rt - h-trter = sseatc- raue8 =
F--zs- Sro- . YES ioid ere peies f1rc@
- ths city ~es c4t - re- rl-t ant vas
ri ,hss city yesterday thar IRE gsntl--
ra- spcEe- = Eas ret e-t - rs E.-f
tlf- Without fsi ing he =91 - lad
drives q snfg the cou1frv fgr so-ne ners
es-rle- Il r s-ps-9se1 tnst IS ~ PARIS
hac 5ssst gotten oves = 1lexe q ssckzess
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WILL BE A QUIET WEDDING.
Miss Mamie Thompson and w. 7.
Terriil to be Married Wednesday.

Miss Mamie Thompson and w. 7.
TerriiI to be Married Wednesday.
Wednesday evening. At the home Of her
father. i5S North Lawrence avenue. Miss
Mamie Thompson will be married 10
William T Terrell. of Chicago. The Ger
emonv viii be performed by Rev. James
a Lawrence, of the United Presbyterian
church. in the presence OF a few intimate
friends and relatives Miss Thompson is
one of Wichita best known ard popular
n musicians. She has given many recitals
or the piano, and her work has been much
appreciated and she will doubtless be
missed in the musical circles of this city
Mr.. Terrell is a postotfice inspector Of
ChicaSO. and is also a lawyer. and stands
high among the barristers of the city by
the lake. He is a very popular young
man.
The bride and groom will leave immedi
ately for Chicago. where they will make
their home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21
GETTING READY FOR ELECTION.
Mayor Mclean Appointed Election
Officials Last NiQht.

Officials Last Night.
The only business transacted by the
council last night was the passing Of the
appropriation ordinance and the appoint
ment Of judges and clerks for the com
ing election. The council then adjourned
In order that some Of the me mbers could
attend the funeral services for Clarence
Fulton. The judges and clerks submitted
by Mayor Mclean and confirmed by the
council were as follows:
FIRST WARD
First precinct-Judges: T. NJ. Powell.
L. \. Hallowell. John Beckwith Clerks
}. @. Hawley, T. A Gachanback
Second precinct-Judgcs: Paul Brown.
J. r. II. King. T. E. Myers. Clerks R.
L. futile VIII DERRICK
Third precinct-Judges: A Christman,
J. H. Alexander *. H. Carr Clerks:
J. +. Knoblauch, r. Y. Grinstead.
SECOND WARD
First precinct-Judges: " Wingard,
II. n Ford. William Campbell Clerks:
Sid Wolff J. r Littell
Second precinct-Judges: !. W. AIof-
fatt. J. T Chinneth J. W. Northup
Clerks: Clarence Rebstein. r. c. Jack
man.
Third precinct-Judges: A T. Buckner.
L. 5. Sanford. r. T. Bean. Clerks: Claud
Aley, I. Beach.
THIRD WARD
First precinct-Judges: George Alex
andar O. u. Barnes r. l. Taylor
Clerks. T. Drake. John Upton.
Second precinct-Judges: !. c. Red
field, ". S. Hawk. r. r. Coates Clerks
Ray Jocelyn. J. b. Woodland.
Third precinct-Judges: ". d. Curtis
a. c. Burr, l.. r. Cole. Clerks Graham
Campbell r. J.. Mundevello.
FOURTH WARD
First preCinct-JudCes. s. y Bridge
man J. N. Balderson. L. u. Barrett
Clerks; Frank Harris Fred Little
Second precinct-Judges: II. NJ Graf
ton. ". B. Thockmorton Julius lin
norman. Clerks: Hal Carnahan, L. a.
Bone.
Third precinct-Judges: r. +. Hutch
inson. b. r. Baker O. X Stewart
Clerks: James Vincent Elmer Reif
FIFTH WARD
First precinct-Judgss. s. l. Barrett
John Holliger W w. Davis. Clerks:
Art Shaffer. J. y Covalt
Second preciuct-Judges: II. d. Heiser-
man. I. J.. FOulke. }. c. Milton Clerks:
/. j. Thompson. q. A. SeweI.
SMITH WARD
First precinct-Judges: Gus A. Miller.
Zen Wilson. jerry BlaSeman. Clerks:
Fred Sewers. W. k. Winch.
Second preciuct-Judses: J. Elmer
Reese. l. salisbury. ". H. Proctor.
Clerks: W. II. Bertholf. ". r. Cleve-
land
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HE WANTED TO SHOOT.
Harry Lane Caused Lots of Trouble
Last NIGHT.

The people ii the second block on Ohio
avenue were considerably worked up last
night over the actions of Harry Lane.
This lad, who is about fifteen years old,
and another boy got into d scrap, and the
Lane boy was hit in the back OF tho
head. He seemed dazed, and being angry.
fl is alleged that he paraded up and down
Ohio avenue about S o'clock, with the
avowed intention Of killing some one
il he could set a gun He caused con-
siderable CONSERVATION among the res
dents Of the street. and the police were
sent for. DR.. Walker was also called,
and after the wounds were dressed, the
young man seemed all right 1t was re-
ported down town that the young man
mother
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is LOOKING FOR A MAN.
Oregon Man With Wichita Cousin
Has DISAPPEARED.

chief Burt yesterday received a lettes
from L. V Bradshaw Of Milton, Umat-
tia county. Oregon. The letter asked
the police department to find some bust
ness man in this city who spent month
last summer near Milton. Mr.. Bradshaw
did not know his name or where he lived
except that it was Wichita and the mar
was in the wholesale business. The rea
son Of this quest was that cousin Of
the Wichita merchant by name Charles
:. Peck. had suddenly disappeared from
near Milton and Mr. Bradshaw took this
method Of notifying the lelatives. as 70
papers have as yet been found and il IS
believed that Mr. Peck is victim OF foul
play
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SHIPPED Back HONE.
Body Ct Fred Cauble, Who Died II
This City.

els hospital Sunday. of appendicitis Ese
was . resident Z Benedict. where ~ had
lived o good part e Jhc tweutsfou- years
Of his life. HIS father W Il CauaIs.
was with him at his desfh ana took the
body back home FOR burial yesterday.
Deceased Ieavs> q wife
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his son thought that he had wandered OF
into some danger The police II this city
received notification Of hiH disappearance
and while they were looking ouf FOR
him Nj Psrks was quietly smiling over
the article IN the Eagle while ne sat al
home enjoying the situation at the ex-
pense n the others
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SOL eoY IN THE &c.
Frank Scott Meets With mlshsp on
His Farm

SUNDAY. Frank Scott. well known On this
city. and formerly proprietor ~ M Santa
Fe bakery. shot HE boy accidentally. On
his place four miles south. on Hydra lic
avenue The two wcre 0ut hunting ard
5fr Scott had laid his gun down or fhe
ground In fone way. as lsuni unknown.
the gun went or The load struck Young
scott in fhc ieg 70 r. thausht thas he s.
not seriously hurt
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IS IN The FINALS.
JUDGE Dale Beats Frank Oliver .;
Ccf.

J1dec Dale stl - -r the anals ~ fhe
open champ oHsal1 tournament b. the
County clla as yesterday b. hsr
Prank Oliver. enc - TIE card uzH ~
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THOS. SHAW

panied 70 Clearwater hy uenry schad.
candidate for sheriff John Chaia eogUig
clerk and candidate Or fe-riertior otto
Eckstoia. csudiists for county aftnrnes.
and George CLARK. candidate fsr elerk q
the district ranrt