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Home Happenings.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES zEzZtlsy,zAasG7saxS
Scott Haywood came in from
this morning. =,
N. l.. Miller was in Mermentau
boday on business.
w. Macintosh went to the
Crescent city today on business.
Miss Gertie NewbankS return
ed from visit at Lake Charles
today.
E. j. Leben went on lying
business "Trip to Lake Charles
this evening.
Albert Dudley returned TO the
sea marsh today, after spending !
Christmas at home.
Mrs. M. G. Melanson left to
day for q brief visit with reia-
tive5 at Ar'nandville.
Mir. and Mrs. S. H. Harris re-
turned TO their home in Crowley
last night, after visiting with
relatives here.
j. r. Miller returned from
New Orleans yesterday where
he has been the last two weeks
on business.
Quarterly meeting convenes
at the Methodist church at p.
N. today, to be followed by tn
revival service.
G. Z. Scott returned to Lake
Charles today after q short visit
here with his brothers, &. Nj.
and T. z. Scott.
. J. ]. Watt and Dr.. G. w. Rem
age went TO Crowley today 10 1T
e tend The dedication Of the new
Masonic halt ut that place.
st Iver 5tariand and family, VIII,
have been visiting with Mr.. an'
Mrs. :. Il. Bnyum the last week
returned TO their home at Mis-
soula, Tex, last evening.
The revival meetings at III
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04

L. W. Lacy, ct al TO Thomas W.
Monckton, northeast quarter 17-2S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
COFFEE DID 1T
Put a Man Out Of the Race

Coffee serves some people in most
atrocious manner
Il vas q veritabie coffee fe-d until
finally nay stomach rsbelled at the treat
ment ard failed to wo-k." writes gen
tienan from New York
4 had dyspepsia IN its worst form.
blind. staggering headaches. with vertigo
about BALI hour after each tine 7 ate.
ard finally grew 20 weak ard became
50 thin that ny mother advised ne t.
stop coffee and Try Postum Food Cocoe.
"a Cd rot ike X az FIRST. bit zfter ex-
perimentirg il making K. mother son
got il iuss right. ard I shsz Liked & bet
Ter Jhzn coTes-
I seen noticed nay bl.oasaess ssopre,l
and Z lest TIE tr-u.tirg erect On --v
nerves; Postum I'D not stimulate r. t1t
END - e~hila-ate EradraI.y re-
Ealasd n wantes sod heas.h. ~ Cd
appetite retuTred- ard tc1v : an wel-
6yspFrsis hsss1chs ard vertigo AL Ecae
ard Frsrrz did e.
when began - use. haf been
troubled fc- TAO years wiih Al k.rds ~
stomach tr0usic ! - gersfsbse
lEus ar0ihfrarg shop. out Ia
raken dose Il naeelelns sircs Cob
Eac-cea us,ug "a Nane gwen y
Postum &C. Bate Creek. NEch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
eRlEFs eY TELEeRAPH.

Palmero. Italy. Dec 2-The United
States gunboat Isla DE Luzon. on her
way home from the Philippines. arrived
here today.
Paris. Dec. 3-The finance committee
OF the senate has approved rho biI au-
thorizing the participation Of France in
the ST Louis exposition
Halifax. n 8. Dec 3-The schooner
Golden Rule. coal laden. f-om soarIs.
T. T. for the Mag1aien Islaads with
her captain and crew ~ three men. has
been given Up foT l0et She len port
three weeks ago.
Houston. Tex. Dec a-Reports toniRhs
are of heavy SHOWS in north AID Gene
tral Texas. accompanied rs blizzard
The storm reached AZ Ear south -
Wazachie and q frost 81 czpecfel sn the
coast country which would rala th0as-
ands n acres ~ spxar cane
san Juan. r. r.. Dec s-GencraI De7-
champs. formerly San Domingo miuIs-
ter x ;aegraphs and ex-governor ~
Porto Plata. San Domingo. sailed to-day
on IRE steamer Caracas fas Sew York
whore u IS pnderstood 80 zBi prenare
Tor another campalr1 ia sanfa DorlaEe
81 Thomas. , Isl D. Dec. -(5elersl
s m. ire former preelEenr ~ FiarfI ar-
rived here today from Ffsnce Hs haa
aHnomced his intention ~ rselflez in
= Thomas
Ss0 York. Dec z-Tae CRANE 5a-s re-
tones az Indictment aralrrt Ferfae- fa-
Zee CeEtain Daniel g. ac1nataa. rsarE-
lrE him win briherg
warrington f.ser Ner.ate- Ffafr fe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
HOME LOAN COMPANY
New Organization star ed by wichita
business Men

The Home Loan company. a co-opera-
tive loan series Incorporated under the
state laws. Is in Wichita. with headquar-
tiers. and intends to do q big business
here. The officers are. Ora Mckinney,
president. Dr.. r. Kitchener. vice presi-
dent; O. !. Drake. secretary. Ezra Z
Beard. managerial home men u good
standing and weH known. The object OF
the company j. 10 furnish. through co.
operation, q safe. reliable ard profitable
mode CT investment II small earnings.
and means whereby every one may
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting of Queen City lodge
No 20, D. OF H, this evening. Election
of officers.
The Wells Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet in their room this afternoon
at 0 clock.
James L. Mead, of Chicago with his
family, is in the city visiting his father,
Hon. James r. Mead.
The ladies of the German Evangelical
Church Society viii meet this afternoon
with Mrs. Fred Bissantz, Se5 East Doug
las.
Ladies' Aid Society or the Reformed
church will meet with Mrs. Britch, 90
South Topeka this afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock.
All members of Wichita Aerie No. 1872
F o. E. are requested to be at the meet
ing this evening. Election OF officers
takes place.
All members of the p. ". A. are re-
quested to be at the regular monthly
meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at $40
New York avenue.
Wichita Council No. 20. Ancient order
of Pyramids. meet tonight. Election of
officers and other business of Importance
A good attendance requested.
i The East Side w. c. T. U. will meet
hy request this afternoon at 2:30 clock
with Mrs. Somers. IA North Market
street Friends are cordially invited
The ladies of the First Methodist
church viii hold a cake and food sale at
George Innes & Co.'S store Saturday,
December 6, beginning at 10 o'clock.
Remember the revival meetings at En-
poria Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
are still in session and be present tonight
Everybody invited. Services begin at
7.50 o'clock.
The Ladies Ai0 Society of the South
Lawrence Christian church, will give. a
social at the home of Rev. 3. F Hall
l50 South Water street on Friday even
ing. December 5
Ladies Of the Maccabees viii hold reg
ular meeting Thursday evening. Deem
Der at 5 o'clock in the Maccabee han.
corner First and Main. = good attend
ance is desired as We have election Of
officers.
The Womans Foreign Missionary soci-
cites OF all the Methodist churches in
the city will observe self-deniaI week
from the 3rd TO the eth Of December.
The meeting for Thursday will b. held
To-Day at st. Pauls church from 3 10
o clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
DOES FRANCHISE HOLD?
Question VIII be Discussed at Next
Meeting of Council

The question as 10 whether the Indiana
firm which was given the franchise for
the use Of the streets and alleys for pip
ing natural gas is stil good. win be dis
cUssed at the next meeting OF the COun-
Gil and the Chamber of Commerce. The
council granted a franchise 10 the COM
pany last spring and it was to expire on
the first of last month.
in case that gas is found near Wichita
or in the country south of the city the
company could claim the right of fran
chise as il was continued by resolution.
This is claimed by some people who have
thought OF the matter. There are others
who say that when the time as allowed
by the franchise expired that the COM
pany could claim no rights. Just what
Will be done in the matter viii depend
on the council at The next meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
DINNER FOR POOR
Associate Charities Will Have Big
Feast lsefore (hristmas.

If there is an organization which tries
more to help the poor than the Associate
Charities that are worthy of assistance
from anyone, il is not known.
Thanksgiving the society did good
work in aiding the poor and it is keeping
up the work. On the Tuesday before
next Christmas the society win probably
give d dinner to the poor.
Mrs. Crouch. who has charge of the
work. says that there are not as many
needy people this year as there were
last year, but that there are few of the
same people asking for aid.
We have many applicants" she said,
but they are not the same ones we had
last year 1t is surprising. the number
OF new people who have come in. They
are here from every place. mean the
poor people. But it is a fact that the
ones who come here so often do not come
around. They have either left the city
or are doing much better ror themselves
than formerly"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

]. G. Whine went to Hutchinson on bus
mess yesterday.
Mrs. ]. R. Buckner of Mulvane, was in
the city yesterday.
John Sherwin and son. of Ralston. O..
T., are at the Thomas san;tar.um-
DR.. c. G. Adams left the city last even
ing but will return in a few days.
H. c. Baughman and son. Jesse, Of
Cheney, were buying goods in the city
yesterday.
Frank Johnston. the butcher, will begin
work soon on a nice S2,0oe cottage on
North Lawrence.
W. R Maxwell of Cheney, was in the
city yesterday on business in connection
with a law suit.
Mrs. A. r. Tarbnl. of sO4 South Main
street, has been very i'll with appendicitis
but is now better
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams is very sick at
the lone OF her son-iE-law. Mr.. ]. N.
McQuinR, SOC Hewett avenue.
w H. Squiers. who has recently started
in business at Beaumont. Kansas, was
here yesterday making purchases
On next Sunday the Santa Fe railroad
want to go to Winfield to see the gas
well.
No. 25I. a big Santa Fe engine. ran
through a switch in the yards yesterday
and required a lot of work TO get it back
on the track.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. PretzeI, of Film
wood, have moved to this city and are
occupying the house belonging TO Mrs.
HUFFMAN, on South Lawrence.
All friends of the Black Hawks are in
Cd n AZ 1ra T-riI fot,f
club dance given at Black Hawks hall,
200 East Douglas. Good time assured to
all.
w H. Hubert went TO Newton today
tc meet Mr. and Mrs. NJ Moore of St.
Louis, who Will visit here. Mr.. Moore
is superintendent of terminals in st.
Louis
The BARRIERS union. No 4Os, at their
meeting last night, decided TO stand by
their former decision. to close at Z
o'clock, from the first of January, 1903,
on.-W. l. Aker.
After two weeks suspension on account
OF necessary repairs, the bath rooms at
the Y. M c. \. are now in working
order, and members can enjoy a bath,
even though the weather is cold.
Married at the Methodist parsonage.
South Emporia avenue. this city, De-
cember :, Rev. Wharton officiating, Rev.
L. Richmond and Lottie e. Adkins. both
of Wichita. Mr. and Mrs. Richmond will
reside on East Douglas avenue.
DR.. a. F. Cook and Iamuy. who have
been residents OF Atlanta, Kansas, for
the past ten years and where DIR. Cook
has large ranch interests, have chosen
Wichita for their permanent residence
and are now located at Go South Main
street.
Mr. Sam Sargent is making all kinds
OF plans for automobile trips next sum-
mer. He is supremely happy just now
and INDUCES his mind IN all kinds of
pleasantries as 10 the future. 1t all came
about by the birth yesterday of a blue
eyed laughing baby boy. The new heir
weighs nine and half pounds and the
father and mother are more than proud
of him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
10 REGULATE MONEY
Lodge introduces Bill on
Philippine Finances.
UNITED STATES CURRENCY
Shall be Legal Tender in the
Islands.
STATES CURRENCY

Washington, Dec. 3.-Senator Lodge,
chairman of the senate committee on
the Philippines, today introduced a bill
for the regulation OF the currency of the
Philippine islands. The bill provides that
the currency of the United States shall
be legal tender in the islands and makes
the gold dollar the unit Of value. but it
authorizes the coinage OF q silver pesos
of 4l6 grains, which is to be paid in sums
of less than 100 pesos when demanded.
The peso is also to be received for al.
dues to the islands unless specific legal
provision is made to the contrary. The
Philippine government is authorized TO
take such measures as it considers nee
essary to maintain the parity Of the peso
with the currency of the United States
at the rate of two pesos for one dollar.
Authority is also given for the issuance
Of certificates in the peso. The Mexican
and Spanish pesos are TO go out of ex-
istence by the first of December, 1903,
meanwhile their value is TO be fixed by
proclamation by the governor of the
Philippines
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
Assemhly circIe Proaram.

The Assemble Circle viii meet on next
Saturday evening. December 6, in place
Of Monday evening, at the home Of
Mrs. Kendle. zoos North Lawrence ave
nue. Program:
Roll can-Three quotations from Ten
nyson.
Ten Englishmen of the Nineteenth
Century-Russen. DR.. Kenran; Golden,
Miss Vincent
Observation-Disclosures and the Clean. Ten
nyson-BIiss Jones.
Studies in Narration-NIiss Norcross.
John Bright and the Corn Laws-Mr.
Staley
Leader, Mrs. Kendle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
HURT IN RUNAWAY.
A. r. Gibson Thrown from Wagon
and Sustains Injuries.

a. r. Gibson was severely injured in a
runaway on West Douglas yesterday.
Mr.. Gibson lives at S24 West Douglas.
and yesterday afternoon hitched his horse
to a light wagon and started down Doug
las avenue. The morse became fright
ened and, turning quickly. threw Mr.. Glib
son out. He fell with such force that his
leg was broken at the ankle and he was
otherwise bruised and hurt. He was at
first thought to be seriously hurt, and
was taken to the Wichita hospital. but
was later removed to his home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
JAR FOR UNCLE SAM
Postoffiee Rulings Knocked Out
Courts.


Courts.
Washington, Dec. 3.-Practically the
whole policy Of the postoffice departments
in its recent classification reforms is in
volved in three decisions rendered today
by the district court OF appeals. in two
Of the decisions the cases are against the
postoffice department and in the other
the government is sustained. All three
cases VIII be appealed TO the United States
supreme court. pending whose final ac-
ton the classification reform policy. un-
der which many publications have been
excluded from the second class privileges
probably will remain in suspension. The
two cases decided adversely 10 the gov
eminent are those Of the National Rail-
way Publication company and the Rail-
way List company. The department is
upheld IN the case of the Chicago Bus
mess college. The lower court Is sus-
tanned in each OF the three cases. The
courts opinion in the Railway Publica-
ton cases holds that congress has not
committed to the postmaster general or
anyone else the determination OF what
should be carried in the mails as sec
ond class or third class matter. that
power nNA4AH At--tAh WI fAA4AHAheAt 10 NHAA-
gress, which makes the clsssiacatlons.
The court saws that il may be that the
classification IS not as definite as Il might
be. and that the privilege IS grossly
abused. but congress itself, the court
saws, made the classification and u S.
not competent for the postmaster general
20 add any 20 the statute or take any,
thing f@~t 4 number Of similar cases
are pending In the lower court. and prob
ably nov viii be pressed. In view of the
decision IL the Railway Publication eases.
In the Chicago Business college case the
court holds that the publication Involved
is an advertising medium for the basil
ness ~ - Publishers. setting forth the
advantage q certain methods n instruc-
ton II Is held that this college e. not
an institution % learning such as con
gress contemplated admitting r. the Sec
ond class rate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
Alma Circle Program.

Inc Alma Chautauq4a Circle VIII meet
next Tuesday evening. December 9. II
the residence OF Mrs Campbell - St
Francis avenue. Miss Bertha hirkwood.
leader. Program.
Saxon and Slav TO Ivan the Terrible
Amos Mccain.
Literary Leaders Of Modern England
chapter Is Mrs Bone chapter 1s-Mrs.
Campbell
Alusic-Niiss Alice Campbell
Practical Studies in English ~Exposi
ticn~-Niss Hamilton
Roll CALI Each member Eive an Incl
dent in the life n Peter tire Great
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
cHATAUoUA CIRCLE PROGRAM.
Epworth Circle Program.

Epworth Chautauqua will meet Mon
day. December s, in the parlors of the
First NJ E. church at $50 sharp. The
program follows:
sanxon and slav to Ivan the Terri
ble'-Mr. Covolt.
Literary Leaders. chapter 1s-Mrs.
Dunn.
Literary Leaders, chapter Mrs. Mer-
edith.
Study Of Browning's ''Prospice." Meet
ing at Night and Parting at Morn
ing" found in rear of Literary Lead
ers''-Circle members.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES
six People Made Happy Yesterday by
Judge Wilson

Cupid and Judge Wilson did a little
extra work yesterday. but neither VIII
put in a bin 10. the county on account
OF it. There was run of three couples
on the probate court for marriage IL
censes. They We're: Gene II. Everest. Of
Oklahoma City. and Helen G. Mccormick.
OF Wichita; W. A Jones and Edith L.
Ross. OF Waco township; Charles E
Beekman and Kathleen German, Of Ar
kansas City.
Gene II. Everest is the son OF Prof
Everest, who formerly was president Of
Garfield university. and Charles Beekman
IS the son Of J. Y Beekman. who died in
Arkansas City. Miss Mccormick is well
known 70 every one in Wichita. as she
has been teaching school here. and re-
signed her position last week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
ANOTHER SUIT FILED
susie White Alleges That Ike Dean
Owes Her Rent

Another suit has been filed against I. y.
Dean This time it was an attachment
against property which was on farm
he had rented.
The suit was filed by Susie White. and
she alleges that he owes her 500 for rent
and is now attempting TO move property
from the farm which should be held as
security.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04


ptractor Court Ho=se Phone 2S5D
WARRANTY DEEDS
Thomas Gould TO Michael ]. Terrell
south 20 feet of east half lot and
north 80 feet OF east half lot I.
block 5. Washington, Englishs
Furth add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
VIM. II. Reynolds to Milton ".
knight southeast quarter 27-2s-2e.. 800
Chas. II. Hunter TO J. G. Busch.
102, 104 Washington avenue, Hun
ter's sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.
L. w. Lacy, ct al TO Thomas W.
Monckton, northeast quarter 17-2S
2e .....-.-.-.-.--.....-..-..- 4,uV
II. z. Cody to ]. ". Walton, 8. S,
Washington avenue, Hunters add 1,60
Edward Forbes 10 May E. Wright.
odd l to II, Grand View avenue;
even to Is, Orchard avenue,
Grandview sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
C. 3. Quincy 10 n. HartIe ct al So
Wichita street, Waterman's add. 80
L. c. Hamilton 10 a. c. Husey, q
Main street, city .......---.-..---..- 1000
Margaret a. Lennon to Geo. A.
Rogers. southeast quarter north
east quarter 1S-26-2-e ................ 100
Conrad Steeber 10 J. T. Dean ct al
east half southeast quarter
362T-2e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,S5'
J T. and c. a. Dean 70 c. Steeber
?, 4. 9, 3. 10 Tyler avenue; J. 3. 3,
:, 9. II Humboldt avenue, Gettos
second add .......................... 80
Rebecca Smythe ct al to J. NJ. Car
rett, 43 Waco Waterman's second
add .................................... 1.25t
Bridget W. Carr TO Esek W. Carr.
northwest quarter southeast quar-
ter 13-2S-lw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
James L. Mead TO James r. Mead
west half northeast quarter and
northeast quarter northwest quar-
ter 2l-2S-1e: p % Indiana avenue.
Matthewson's third add ..........
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
DUAL TRAcK MEET
To be Arranged Between Princeton
anc Yale leans

nouncei tonight by Captain Thcnss
the Yale Track Athletic Association thar
dual track neei has been a-rarEe1
between Yale ard the Princeton track
team. The meet Vil b. hei3 in thls city
or May 2 next The track meet between
Harvard end yale Ein 90 bod 81 c8n-
bridge on May =. ard III laiereoiievi-
ats track net a. Berkeley oval er TIE
srfr - Nav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
MEEIlNG WAS POSTPONED
No Decision Concerning Prospecting
by the ommittee.

There was no meeting Of the salt com
Ynittee last uicht because II nou-attend-
ance Of members There were but few
members 1T the Chamber # Commerce
rooms and IL was thought best 10 cal
another meeting when more members
could he present
The lack Of attendance was due 70 the
meetings Of different organizations which
are being held fn the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
PROPERTY CHANGING HANDS
Register OF Deeds Onice Did Good
Business y Yesterday.

Several big real estate deals were filed
today with the register Of deeds. Conrad
Steeber and Lizzie Steeber, his wife, sold
to J. T. and c. 4. Dean for $3.50 the
east half OF the southeast quarter Of sec
ton So in township 3. range > east.
For a consideration Of g 900 l. W. Lacy
sold to Thomas ". Monckton a quarter
section near Clearwater.
A. c. Husey purchased for $4,000 the lot
and building at 10 North Main street.
There were many other smaller deals
fled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04

own his own home and improve his fnan-
cial condition.
By large number OF persons uniting
in series. each making small monthly
advance payments. ali the individual
members can, in their turn, secure
loan and purchase for themselves home.
a farm or pay Off mortgage or real
estate, AT very low interest cost The
company is capitalized at $4,000. The
company win also do general loan bus
ineSS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
1T is HAxToN & WALTERS
J. &. Hsxtcn Buys Half Interest in
Vencedora CIGAR CO.

J. z. Haxton of Lyons. Kan, yesterday
closed a deal whereby he will have half
interest in the VencedOra Bowling and
Cigar Store and the firm viii now be
Hsxton & Walters. Mr.. HaXton bought
out the interest of L. ?. Arnold and Will
practically have charge Of the business
He is we'll known here. having attended
the commercial school here last winter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
TAKEN TO LEAVENW0RTH
Sheriff Simmons Took Prisoners TO
PenitenfiarY Inst NIGHT

Sheriff Simmons took four prisoners to
Leavenworth last night and this leaves
but six prisoners in the county jail,
which is the smallest number of prison
ers confined at one time for several
years. Harry Williams. the negro who
was charged with attempting to break
into the Kansas National bank, was one
Of the prisoners taken. The others were
Bert Clark, r. Stanley ana Carl Carlson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
NO ACTON BEEN TAKEN
commissioners Iaten NO steps he
gArdsHg lsuri.si OE aaupers.

EAfosfiS 1surIasi OI aupeTs.
There has been nothing done con-
corning the complaint MED by the county
auditor concerning the burial of pau
se1s, said County Attorney Comfy as
have not had time 10 LOOK the matter
up, and have been so busy in the Rich
ards case. 1 Will give my opinion to the
commissioners in d few days, however
and then they will take whatever action
they see fit"
The commissioners say they viii take nc
steps until Mr.. Comfy has decided what
they may legally do. 1t is said that a
case of perjury may be brought against
those who have been burying paupers
contrary to contract, but this will be
decided later.
Mr. Dunbar viii leave today for Colo.
RADIO. where he will spend the winter anC
he is not in the least worried over the
case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-04
ANOTHER DIVORCE
Jennie Kennedy 4siss for Separation
on Usual & rounds.

Jennie Kennedy filed a case in the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon asking
that she be divorced from her husband.
whom, she says, has been treating her
cruelty by neglecting her She also states
that they were married in Arkansas City.