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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26

Louisville, Ky, April 23.-Miss
Catherine Maude Rice. a pretty girl,
laughed herself to death. She was
visiting some friends when one Of
them told a funny story. The ply
sicians in charge said lesion Of the
brain was produced by her laughter.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26

There are more daily newspapers
in Coata Rica than in any other Gem
trail American republic. The natives
of the other Central American coun-
tries rely almost exclusively on week
ly and monthly publications.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26

Carbondale, ILL.,, April 23.-Robert
fairfield. convicted of the murder Of
james Jourdan, on board q railroad
train, returning from a political gath.
ering. during the last campaign, has
been sentenced to IA years in the
pe%nitentiarV.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26

Hemp is by far the most valuable
product of the Philippine archipela-
GO, the province of Albay being the
greatest producer of it, with an out
put valued at nearly $4,000. 900 a year.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26

Tuscola. Ill.,, April 2a.-While ;. II
Finch was about his home. Tuesday
he dropped dead from heart failure.
On his person, sewed up securely in
his clothing, was found $500. and
concealed about his premises was $40,
900 more.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26

Milwaukee, April 23.-The bodies of
Mrs. Monica Krzewinski and her dead
infant triplets were buried in a sim
gle grave. The children were born
Sunday and died a few hours later,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26

Hong Kong, April 23.-The rebels
have seized the river banks at Dung
Shun, 50 miles below Manning. to
prevent cargo junks ascending the
river. The junks have returned to
Wu-Chow.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26
Live stock

st. Louis-Cattlc-Faucy exports, Sc son
rs; butchers. $5.0O06.S5 stockers & sd
2;5O, cows ana heifers, S3.5O66.25. Hogs
packing. Sf15Gt7.10; butchers. ST. 500 rs,
lsht,. ~S6og16.e5 v. Sheep-MuttOn sheep,
>elq5L9; lambs, $6.00Q6. IS; spring lambs,
Kansas City-Cattle-Native Steers.
So.7UG6:S; and Indian steers. S.. o0i
go; Texas cows. $3.50Q5.GO: native cows
and heifers, $3.5na6.40; stockers and feed
srs, &.5QP6. 10: calves, S4O0d6.00. Hogs
Heavy, 81. l09 20: packers, ST. 9ldL l5: me-
ai9m. S.oVH1.1o; mixed $7,Nn7.lo; light,
SG.51ao.95; workers, $6.S566.95. Sheep
Muttons, $5.50Q5.sO; lambs. S6.4Ga69o:
western wethers, $,5OQ5.9O ewes, s.. 0Oa
Observation-Disclosures to prime steers.
S6.S5a7.55; poor to medium. 81. 75GG 20:
stoc b and feeders, s.. 5oq5. 90; COWS, $i4i
gbOO; hetfers, $2.50G6. 25, Gamers. S1i6D
40; calves, $2.25a5. 10: Texas fed steers.
= .2Sa6,0O. Hogs-Mixed and butchers
S6.6O97.eO; good to choice heavy. S7006
Llf2 rough heavy, S6.sJa690; light. Sc 6N5
b.S3. S~heep-GOOd to cho!1e wethers, IS "a
QUO tair to choice mixed, 81 75G5 IA.
western sheep. 81. 75G625; native lambs
w. 'S4o'6O; western lambs, S5.5O8715
Indianapolis 49, Cattle Good TO prIm,
steers S6.5oH 90. Hogs-Good to prime
heaNies, Sll5nl 2zl5. mixed and heavy
packing, SGS0u1 10. ~Sheep-Good to choice
lambs. S. 1896. IS; good to choice sheen,
% 'oQ4.'5i spring lambs. S~LO0al0O0.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26

New York, April 2S.-Money on call
steady AZ "a per cent. Prime mercantile
paper h2n5h per cent. Sterling exchange
urn with actual business in bankers bills
a. 4S5%4SS for demand and at 4S5n9
iS9,2 for 90 days, Posted rates 4S6 and
HSH' Commercial bills, 4S4& Q4S5&.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-26

Quotations for middIihg range as FOX
Memphis. SIC. ~ '20'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
BONE
DENIES THE TRUTH OF HIS WITH
ORAWAL.
Says He Is In the Fight for Attorney
General to a Finish.

Ashland; Kan. April 3.-Your cores
pondent called the attention Of Hon. II.
J. Bone to an article published in the
Topeka papers 10 the report that he in
tended to withdraw from the race FOR at
torney general. and when asked Il il was
true. said: Il have no intention what
ever of Withdrawing from the race for
attorney general. and nothing has yet
happened in connection with selection Of
railroad commissioner or otherwise that
effects my candidacy.
II VIII remain in the race until the
convention 81 Wichita decides the mat
ter. Under these circumstances and from
assurances I have received, not only
from this district. bat from over the
state. see no reason WHY anyone should
maliciously and unwarranteily start the
report that Intend 10 withiraw from
tha race
When asked ~hy he had rot be5n out
over Che state for the pas- Two or th-ec
weeks ar. Bone said- 7 have been kept
at home bv reasons ~ uly private affairs
and our c5urt. which has Just closed. bat
7 ana now 50 situated that ! can derotc
my entire time 20 my candidacy fram
row unrl The convention meets vh-h J
.ntend 90 do. a.d Hli Pc iu il 20 the fa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
MINORITY REPORT MADE
Mcclellan OfNew NerIS Would Give
Enhn Reftcr AdNanfacrs

Washington April 3.-The first Of the
minority reports on the Cuban reciprocity
bill was filed today BY Representative
Mcclellan Of New York, OF the ways
and means committee, who argues that
the bill gives Cuba much less in tho way
of relief than she Is justly entitled 10.
He cites the Teller resolution and the
Platt amendment as establishing our
assurances to cuba and the world. Mr..
Mcclellan then says:
1T has imposed upon us an obliga-
tion OF cur own assumption, the obli-
cation TO preserve Cuban independence
and to maintain government adequate
for the protection OF life. property and
individual liberty. We are bound in honor
as a nation 70 see 10 il that economic
conditions in Cuba are such thar an ade-
quate government can be maintained
The United States IS about 10 fuldl a
part Of its pledge contained in The Teller
resolution. The pacifcation OF Cuba hav-
ing been accomplished. the government
and control of the island is TO De left 10
its people, subject. however. TO the Platt
amendment. Because of that amendment
We must make II possible for the people
r.- N-tAf-t ~ ENfNttA AAi~lA lTAriI4A 1-tth.----
fully"
Mr.. Mcclellan then reviews the sugar
situation in Cuba and this country. He
sums up his position as follows.
First, the bin does not AFFORD sufi-
cint relief to Cuba. but it minlmizes the
loss of the present crop Of sugar: sec
ond. it is possible, but not certain. that
a twenty per cent reduction OF the Cuban
tariff Will result in giving us a monopoly
OF the Cuban market; third. the bill is
an enunciation Of the Democratic doc
trine Of reciprocity, IT is a breach in the
wall Of protection and lowers IN part the
Dreposterous Dingley rates.
II ] am afforded the opportunity when
the bill comes before the committee OF
the whole. 7 shah try 70 amend 81 by
the rate Of reduction so as 70
make certain not only the control Of
the Cuban market by US. but also the
Of Cuba 7 shall also try 10
amend by striking out the time limit
Failing 10 amend. for the reasons here
stated. / shall vote for the bill"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
Save Money by dyeing your faded gar
0N'S NAV"-J ments withDiamOndDyes Ice

Edison school OFT Joined the steel gang
at RIverdale m the 23ad OF last month.
Robbins came 10 Iiverdale from Wichi-
t. lass month. on the 14th. ana commenced
working with the gang. lie is described
as a surly fellow, and was always in trou-
Die with someone. No one seemed to ike
min, and until the fight no one knew
where his home was. When discharged
Robbins walked towards Wellington. but
If he did come this lar he did OF stop to
secure his clothing from the cars where
the gang is quartered. A search Of his
clothing revealed his address as as Main
street Wichita.
Sheriff Shaver, upon being notified of
the death OF OFT, went TO the car in com
pany with Commissioner Loper ana had
the body removed to the undertaking
rooms. Shern Shawver has gone to V-ich-
ita In search OF Robbins Judging from
Robbins actions after he struck OFT. It
IS thought that he did not realize how
badly the man was injured and it is un-
likely that ne VIII make any attempt to
get out Of the country until he hears OF
the death of his victim and the sheriff
hopes 10 catch him before he hears Of
OTIS death
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
TWO OFFICERS DROWNED
And Trooper Who Was With Them
Escaped by Narrow MARGIN.

Detroit. Mich. April 3.-Whie return
ing from a fishing expedition, IN a small
saii boat tonight Lieutenant Howard T.
Avery. sdjutant of the First battalion OF
the Fourteenth regiment. stationed az
Fort Wayne here. and Second Lieutenant
". Ashbridge. were drowned by the over
turning of the boat IN the river. Trump
eter Richard Tunev was rescued while
oliuging TO the overturned boat. and ls
now 20 the fort hospital IN a serious con-
ditiou. These men ell saw service IN the
Philippines and returned with the three
companies OF the Fourteenth regiment
about two years ago. Lieutenant Avery
was appoi1ted a first sergeant Of cen-
pany 7 81 tie fourteenth regiment from
civil iife iu California. ard while in the
Philippines performed meritorious service
He led the charge in the historic attack on
block house 4 at Manila and for this
heroic work was promoted. After that
he was known as the hero % block house
a. Lieutenant Ashbrsdge vas also aD-
pointed from the ranks for meritorous
service. At a late hour the bodies of the
two officers had not been recovered
Lieutenant avery was about p years ~
age and married. Lieutenant Ashh9idre
was about the same age ard single
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
ORGANIZATION OF DIVISIONS
Vice President YsincheI Makes some
Fnnnrtarat Chances

Import ant Changes.
st. Louis. NO. april S.-Vfce-P President
and General Manager N1ncheu of the st.
Louis * san Francisco railway, an
nouuces that beginning today. the oper-
atiug divisions OF the system viii be as
follows:
Eastern Dlvision-st- Louis to Paris.
Texas; salem Chadwick. Aurora. Ben
tonvile. ST. Paul and Mansfield branches.
Western tisiou-Pierce city 70 Ells-
worth. Ean.s Jopln branch Oronogo.
AIo., TO Carl Junction, Mo.. via Joplin.
Gaiena branch. J. & C. Junction. 40,
70 Baxter. Kan, via Galeua; CartervHle
branch empire Junction Kan..) 20 car
terVIe. NO. and Beaumont branch.
Southwestern Division-1Ionett TO Ok
lahoma City, sapuipa. I. H.. TO sherman.
Texas.
Northern Division - Kanas City 90
Springdeld 1Io.. Via Fort Scott Kan.
To Alton j. IT. Arcadia KAN. 20 Cher
ryvale kan: lGIrard Kan.. to Carl
Junction, Mo) Coal branch. F & @.
Junction. kan. to Wier City Junction
Nan- Rich FIJI branch. Maellie cutoff.
Malkie Nan.. 90 Cherokee. kan.
Southern Livls-on-Snrne11l 20 Mem
phis. Tenn; Current river ana Luxora
branches.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
CHRISTMAS
TALE FALLS
VERY FLAT
Continued from First Page.

if Christmas ever had any contract with
the association Ny. stone said there
was no such contract; there could not
have been anything OF the kind without
his knowledge; the idea Of such a con-
tract was absurd. He desired 10 protest
Mr. Stone added. against the lurging in
Of the Associated Press. which he consi5-
cred most impertinent. He also showed
cablegram from Copenhagen saying an Of
fetal note was issued today stating that
the Danish ministry had 10 connection
with Christmas and refused TO see him
or TO receive O copy of his report
August r Reinert. an attorney, told
of meeting Christmas and agreeing TO
act as counsel fl the sale Of the islands.
Mr.. Reinert said he never did any work
and never received any pay.
EVANS MAKES STATEMENT
Richard p. Evans. an attorney of this
city. was next sworn lie said he first
met Christmas through Walberg. who
was described as a music teacher, news
paper man and translator. Christmas
desired 10 employ Evans services IN con-
nection with the Danish matter and Ev-
ans said that q contract was made. A
copy Of the contract was produced, recit-
ing that a contingent fee of s500o0 was to
be paid on the successful conclusion OF
the negotiations.
The witness said he had never offered
any inducement TO any one in congress
in connection with the matter and ia
twenty-five years experience he never
knew such q thing TO be done.
here was absolutely no truth the wit
ness said. in the Christmas report stat
ing that he Evans represented Con-
gresham Gardner.
Asked by Mr.. Richardson as 10 what
he was to do for the specified Zee. Evans
said it was for ordinary services Ia ad-
vanoing the interests OF the matter. He
said there was no element of bribery IN
the transaction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
MURDER
WICHITA MAN KILLS A cOMRADE
AT CORBIN.
Hit Him With Shovel and Then
Pounded Him.


Pounded Him.
Wellington. Kan. April 3.-John II OFT
whose home is at 126 West S-iuety-sfztb
street, New York city is dead from In
juries received in a quarrel with ed. Rob
bins OF Wichita, while working with the
Rock Island steel gang below C0rtln yes
terday afternoon. Ills body lies at Iu-
ening's undertaking establishment. await
ing word from relatives as to its dis
posal
The steel gang. which is employed in
reiaying the Rock Island tracks. fs max
ing its headquarters at Wellington. ana
was engaged in hauling ballast while Il
waited for the arrival Of more steel. Be
low Corbin OFT and Robbins became fn-
Volved in "A quarrel while at work. over
throwing gumbo dust az each othcr OFT
set OF the car and invited Robbins to
come down and neht fl Out Robbins re-
fused 20 get oG the car. and OFT returned
10 work. The quarrel YVES keut u0. ana
while Otis back was turned Robbins
struck him powerful blow on the h..5a
OFT fsn unconscious and Robbins fanlnes
on his almost ufeless form and Kicked
ana pounded him in the face untu other
-, '--...,.-.', - .'.-' ,'.' t' tas
- - -. ,-'' ~. -a-
- =, .,.. ,.'---. - ' 'e--.-,'' ana
'.l,-,,, - ~ -'..- .1.'' ,.''' Nh stands
- avenue eI's> a
,--.,.. -, i'''-' '.'-o ..s wounds
-. ,"
aa e.t
o es-fr
afternoon. and then orIy partially. Ills
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
TEMPLE DECLINES POSITION
National League to Be Run a Year
Without q President

New York. April 3.-The National League
baseball magnates in session here tonight
received a telegram from w c. Temple
of Pittsburg. declining the position OF
president OF the league. Mr.. Temple de-
clined on account Of pressure Of private
affairs. Ee is az present in Florida. The
nagDates We're sun iu session az mid
night. n. Z. Young gave ont the infor-
nation that it had been d-cided 20 run
tie league this year without president.
The affairs VIII be managed ly an exc
ecutiye committee composed Of James
Hart of Chicago. A. u. Soden az Boston
and John r. Brush ~ Cincinnati
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Saves SIeepIeSS, Nervous, D6S-
pOndelt, and M0rOSG People
From Insanity.
1t is the Only Effective and
Honest Medicine for the
BaniShment ofCommOn
Spring Ailments.
SDrIng Ailments.

Medical men OF the highest standing,
and host OF educated men and women
competent to judge. declare that Paine's
Celery Compound IS the only true and
ef'ective medicine for the banishment Of
the his that make life miserable in
springtime.
In the spring season tens OF thousands
are sIeepIess. fretful, nervous, despond-
ent. and gloomy They find 1t impossible
10 obtain restfuI sleep, and soon become
physically exhausted; some are already
mere wrecks Of humanity.
Such sufferers cannot with safety trifie
with their condition. They need i'm
mediate succor and aid before nature
is too severely overtaxed. The weak
ened. exhausted. and irritated system
must be fortified at once.
Paine's Celery Compound IS the only
agent that can AFFORD the run down, ner-
vous, sleepless. and despondeut victims
prompt relief and permanent cure. II
you are assured of this fact, dear reader,
DO net hesitate moment; putting of
VIII certainly aseravate your condition
and lead you nearer the grave. If you
wisely determine to test The health
building powers Of Paine's Celery COM
pound, do not accept a substitute or vile
imitation. Your special case demands the
best you are paying for it and should
get IT, ASK your dealer for PAINE'S.
refuse all Others. See that the name IS on
The bottle and wrapper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
Only $500
California
and Back

First class round TRIP. open e.
everybody. 10 los Angeles and Ss.1
Francisco; $500 from Wichita
Kansas. via the Santa Re.
Corresponding rates from all
points east.
Account National Convention,
Federation Of Womcn's Clubs
Federation Of women's Clubs.
Ou sale April = 20 y.
Tickets good for return untii
June -
Only line under one management
all tho way from ChicagG
90 California.
only line for both Grand CanycS
90 Arizona and Yosemite
only une o. California with Hsryes
meal service
Write for descriptive iiterature.
enclosing % cents postage
Address L. r. Delaney. Agent.
Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
AMERICAN Is
PROBABLY SOLD
TO Mr.. GREER
EI Reno's Chief Paper Plant to
Go to Guthrie.
THIS MORNINGS PAPER
VIII Announce the Sale and
Other Details.
THIS MORNINGS PAPER

FL Reno, o. T, April at IS reported
persistently here that Frank Greer OF
Guthrie has purchased the plant of the
Ei Reno American and viii move it 70
Guthrie It is said that the announcement
OF the sale VIII be made in The American
tomorrow morning at which time that
paper viii, It is said, cease as an associate
press paper. II is not definitely stated
whether the paper viii cease altogether.
but it probably VIII not. 1t is said, al
though without authority, that it VIII con
tinue ss a non-associate press paper and
with smaller plant.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
MURDER AT WAGGONER
Vine Negroes. Men and Women. are
Thought to be Concerned ira Cri me.

Aine Negroes. Men and Women. are
Thought to be Concerned ira Cri me.
Muskogee. l. T.. April S.-The body Of
VIII Hayes, q years old, was found ly-
ing in q vacant let near the business DOR
ton OF Waggoner today. His watch was
missing and his pockets had been rinad.
pair of bloody scissors found near the
body told the story Of how he met his
death. This afternoon Marshal Bennett
of this place, was notified that a lynching
was threatened. lie Immediately pro-
ceeded with a squad of deputies 10 Wag-
oner and brought back six men and three
women, all negroes. They are believed 10
be the tough gang that has been terror
izing this section for a long time. Hayes
home IS said to be at Wheeling, W. Vo.
Messages have been sent to relatives
there notifying them Of his murder. He
was an honest. highly respected young
man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
some Rock Island
Excursions

5000 TO Dallas and return
April %. % and p.
s45.oo 20 California and return
April q 70 q.
August 70 8
S45.o0 TO Oregon or
California and return
MAY q 20 iuue
$500 70 salt Lake and return
August : % l1
$500 10 Colorado and return
July 4 70 i1
August I 70 a.
September ! 90 10.
One fare plus $500 for round trip 70
Texas. New Mexico or California
March - April I and g.
$500 one way 70 Pacific Coast
Evsry day during March ard April.
Reduced rates to Minneapolis
and North Dakota
March Is ard 9. April ] and &
For fui Information. apply %
Phone is0 g. r BA8COM. u =. a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
PETER lVEYlS DEATH
Hay be Avenged Upon Negroes at
south McAIester.

May be Avenged Upon Negroes at
south HTcAIester.
South McAlester, i. IT,, April 3.-The
preliminary hearing Of Frank Jones. John
Fisher. Tom Xix and John Logan, all ne
groes, on the charge OF numbering Peter
Ivey, the alleged ex-confederate whose
remains We're found in the ashes Of his
butcher shop here ten days ago, was
held today. Commissioner Allen Wright
held ali four without bail. The strongest
evidence IS against Jones and Fisher ar
tcles belonging 10 the murdered man be-
ing found in their possession. Nix went
on the stand and swore that Jones and
Fisher tried 10 induce him 10 assist in the
robbery the night before the crime. and
that they confessed to the murder TO him
after its commission. The feeling of the
confederate comrades of Ivey is such that
the officers are taking every precaution TO
prevent a lynching.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
MULLAH SPREADING POISON
8 amOus Fanatic Has started FOR
CabuI Wfgh 5000 Followers.

Mullsh. the fanatic. who has in the past
endeavored 70 embroi Great Britain and
Afghanistan. has started FOR CabuI the
capital Of Afshanistan. with 500 armed
followers IL IS feared that bis arrival
az Cabul VIII cause disturbance as the
widow Of the late Ameer Is opposed 70
him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
soLIvER sARREo ouT
Instructions Given % Refuse Her Coal
~ jswsica.

IkiHTsto-. 5ansai1-- 4prf s-The reHe-
z-fiaa afiorar3- ateamsr Ec1ear and
the Ithfertalor are exse-fsl to arrive
asre ar a7g m1ms7f io taSe cesf
lnsfraefl1-s hare been issea4 fast ere
Birr ro. ~ ertrr ttis or ard
tnrtddinr hrr fo frFs c-ai arF ofaez
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
warkmen Hnrsed rnd~r Rain.

Madrid. April -8sny vorkmsu wsrs
buried 81 ths ruins n q blDiai1R ~hieh
collapsed todsy. vhi.s lr course ~ cor
Tfrlction az Molieto in fhs prssiscs
~ sarfarder. The eoctss 70 re VIE
tlms have been recovered. Hanv - SO
u0rkusn were infBles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
killed vie sne sulels.a.

Sew York. Agrn s.-chaTiss p. wrss-
shsn. a promoter znd hfs ~ife. wsr-
fcuad f-ad RI fh~sr roem 20 boArt-
iag house in fhis city tofay wsrfhen
Rad rt0f hs sff~ and oat hsr thrcas
ard tfrn cgt his 5zn fhroaf rinaacist
froatss S. believed - save bssn sh- csus.
20 ffe d-es
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
PAINTERS ON A STRIKE
Masters Meet and Positively Refuse
to Grant Demands

Butte Mont. Aprn 3-The strike Of
the painters and papel hangers in this
city FOR an increase OF wages amounting
20 dfty cents a day is syiu with
both sides laying or their arms. The
Master Painters last night hello "a meet
Ing at which 1t was decided TO positively
refuse 20 grant any increase 70 the work
men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04

this afternoon at ST. Marrarsta church.
Westminster % ths Ear q Lyftou -
Kiss Pamela A. foaden. TIE presents
were numerous and Included q diamond
bird ~ Paradise frorn King Edzard sna
Queen AieKsnfria-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04

tEat surveys for such a Galveston line
were being made. IL is said that II bulls
the new line viii pass through Dallas.
Texas. and thence VIII be an air ine to
Galveston.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
PLoTTlNe AeAlNsT FArHgR
NiII Lead Clifton Ootson to the Gal
lows Today.

Deer Lodge. Mont April 3-Clinton
Dotson VIII De hanged tomorrow for plot
ting against the lie of his father. James
Fleming. his old cell-rnate. who was ex-
ecuted last September. is supposed n
have killed Dotsons father upon being
released from the penitenuary. The pur-
pose Of the crime was to secure Dotson's
release fron prison
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-04
MEETING OF mAeNATEs
Western League Of Professionals in
Session II Kansas CITY.

Kansas City. April 3.--A meeting of the
magnates of the Western League or pro-
fessional baseball clubs was N session
today and tonight az the Baltimore hotel
Tor the purpose of revising and prepsrinR
for publication the playing scheduie which
was adopted 20 the last meeing IN Den
vcr. - is expected that the schedule viii
De- completed somorrow morning