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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
sSrclierbnrcn % 9pmie.

2onbon, San. IA. = General Booths
Soigerfgn o9 Datter Nlr. og Mrs.
8ootb=Glibborn, bar forlaOt 5aoerens
ae9imente ,5relIeb9ren" o9 er gca=
ct oOer til ben berpgtebe Or. 9ller-
9ofpies &irfe.
9a 0opie bar 2onoon, bolbt
2Ggteparret fig me9et til 6am, og ba
General gootb life pilbe tilaoe benz
at lore o3rosbelbreoelie" bar De NJ:
Forlabt 6am.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
Z. g. OfGrearp Oalat.

5runtfort, ap, San. IA. : Samcs
9. M'Grearp bleO formelt oaiqt Il
Senator af be tDenbe Sing Der Dag
9un fif IA Stemmer 6uiet ,1e6oe
24) % % ct. / Senatet (9sbDc III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
81 lniinbe Sing.

mrs. Oenni8er poa 8ejtiI
9elbrcoelfe. @oT9ington, San,
II. - Mrs. Dennis, SperIfen, Der
bleO morberiIt oberfaloen, % Iinen bar
opoet meilem 2ib og 9eb, er nu Iad
biot fommen til 9rGfter, at bun fan
beipare Spsr9smaal. Ulan 6abbe
baabet. At bun tunbe fate Chs ooer
Sagen, men bet ipnes, iom DIN bun
ct lige Iaa ubiOsnbe Iom Yolitiet. Sun
amer intet ON bbem 9erninqsmanben
tan p9re, ba bun mootog bet ferite
S!ag iobenoe, og iiben table 8ebibIts
feoen. Sum paaitaar at babe lagt i'm
pengepung og lin Rebolber unber 9os
Deopuben, for bun git Seng; men ba
man fanbt benbe, lad Reboloeren Ell
Stuffe, og pengepun9en fanotes en-
2@ife, Der ito0 paa 9oroet. Mrs.
Dennis bar ingen NnelIe ON Wiotipet
for 4erningen, li9elom bun life er
Jig bepibit at BABE nogen SjenOe.
@n mGrfeli8 Operatio n.
Clinton, Sa., San. 13. - paul Dals
ter borttog GftermioOags 9orn6ius
ben fra en- 6ores gje og latte ben inb
| en- Wtunos 2ie. Manben bar fra
Qlnamoia og bapbe for flere 9lar iiOen
/ en- Gtsplofon miitet bet enc gje og
faaet Sornbinoen befabi9et paa oet
anbet, iualeoes, at en- tat 6inbe opers
groebe ben og bersoebe bam SDnet.
6arens gje bleo taget uo, mems
8pret bar lebenoe og bleo itpnbIomIt
lat inb Mdn0ens 9je for al iitre
Operationens belOige llofalb.
5orlanger 9etdling for
q t rebb De orutnenbe Mennez
tier. Gincoln Nebr., San 13. =
30 Sfejtelebere. Srits @arbner og
Robert Qnilt bleb rebbst fra at orut-
ne i Dag af en- Negers. tramp, bpis
Wlotib for 6jalpen. Dog life ubelutten=
be bar MenneitetGrligbeb.
S beres 2gb bumpebe be liQe neo /
en- 8aa9e. @fter at babe prepet for
g9bes at fomme op igen, begpnote be
at radbe ON 9i9lp. Negeren 6erte
Hddbet og bar ct 9jeblit flar oper
Stillingen, ban fiji fat en- lang Stang
og ltDnbte Jig ben imob bem.
o@to mig 8 Dollars, rdabte ban.
oiaa bjelper jes jer op."
o9per Gents, ri bar, men ifDnb
big, raobte be ubeloige to, Der meb
yiso og n9ppe funbe bolbe fig oOen
gdnbe beo at tlpnse fig til Sien.
Sod traf ban bem op % fit fin
getaltne, $5. Ss be mente, at be enbs
og bar iluppen billig. a aa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

0i benleoer Spm9rfiombeben paa.
at puitor s.. S. 9ablitrpm, &acine.
Wis., er 9lsent for 0aniib 2utb.
publ. 9ouie, os at pore 0enner / Ra=
cine oerfor fan faa Bigger, Sort 0. I. b.
bos bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
at belbrebc Ga Grippe / AZ Timer.

Sntet 9Ribbel ct ligt @aner's White
Wine of Tar Syrup MOB tenne frD9teli9e
% iarIige SD9oom. giaar oen bruges 9run=
oi9t % Sibe, pil ocn belbrroe ct 3ili9Ibe /
As Elmer % or Spite, Iom iolBer 2a Grippe,
bill ben nrapoclia hiGlpe. 8ris 25c oa Soc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
iprafcr pnlat.

Columbus, 8, San. IA. = Obio
2s9i8laturs tpen0e Sing oalsts Dag
&epuOlifaneren SOfep6 9. 5prafer til
Il. g. Senator.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
Stamofcr Soften oa mooriper
VorspIrlSeu.

Laxative veEromoQuinin 9ner turerer eniSors
teleile paa enSa9. 3rsenpeIbrebe ie naen @eiaiing
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
100000 ertra H0iaat' suat- DO
~ ~ ~ W. ~ Grnauenttrper Wnr

frugtbniff, 6oier, gnitaostrGer gines. iibmenet
Eager. gaa iGIafs burtigt. Oct r lenne fla at faa
bore sriifr. Alpha Nursery Co., Alpha, III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

- X y y. 1t@ip SobAt
San. II. = 9et blep @aar bragt
pda bet Rene, at q6bet af 10 Qtar
bar bet lDftebes ct 5irmd at bebrage
Regeringen for $880,000 oarlig /
9olo. .6bor meget l9ngere Spinbelen
er gaaet for fig, fan man fun gette
fig til. praiiOent HooIebelt itreb
pjeblittelig til 9anOling, ioet ban eff
ter aonference me0 Oiltrittsabpotat
Burnett Der at 8psn ubnepnte SO.
Dictbam Smith, Sdgfprer for Wfer=
6unts 4sIociation, til iom 9eputD
5orenebe Staters @eneralaopofat at
6egpnbe Retsforfplgning mob be itpl=
Oige.
Slbebrunoi3 3ion. G6icago,
San. II. = So6n aleranOer 9opies
60ipital Og 9otei BED 12tb ct. og
Uiidigan 2lbe. bleb @aar 6jemiegt
af SlOebruno, og Der op1tob Yanif
6ldnot @Giterne, Iom meb 0opie ielp
/ Spioien bib 5lugt Iegte 5relIe fra
6lammerne. s 0elene paa 6am tom
M9no paa arbtter og &pinber SDz
geitole. Gn qlfoeling af 3ions @aroe
oanneoe 9dgtroppen.
Sloen ppitob / Decentralization /
Den gdmIe, fdlOefarDige gpgning, fom
er tenot Iom 3ions 0otel. Den blep
burtig fluttet at 8ranbfoltene, og
Sfaben bleb forbolOspis ubetpoeli9;
ben aniIaas til ca. $500, fulot oeftet
Oeo asiurance. Oct antages, at 81
ZEN opltoo beo en- elettriIt aort1ut=
ming.
IN 0pfinbelie. 9luTtegon,
W2ih., San. Il. = Der blep @ddr
for fprite Sang anitiQet 9rpper meb
BEN af 9enIon 8ioipeG al G6icd9o
gjorte OpfinOelie, Der gpr bet muligt
al ieiefonere fra ct elettriit 3og fulb
5drt til ct onbet 3og paa famine
2inje, Ielp om be er 40 eller 80 Wlil
fra bindnben. Oct fan og1aa gaa at
Iamtale pr. 8elefon fra ct 3og, fom er
/ 5drt, meb en- Yerfon ct gripat6us
b0ilten Iom belit 9p langs pebtomz
nenDe 8anelinie.
IS. +. 8ibmsa Opfinberens Spn
anitiaeoe 9reOerne Sperperel1e af
2raction aompagniets @m6ebsmanf
og en- Sn9enier. Yrpoerne oiIte til
faloe, at Spitenlet iaoer fig praftiIere.
@ammel Orlogsgaft.
P6ilabelpbia, ga, San. II. - Roab |
3abp, iom nu befinber fig paa piscaz
tapab 5attig9aarO i glelp SerIep, er
mart 130 Q(ar 9ammel. 6an er raft
og rerig og penter at lebe, til ban
bliper $50. 6an blep fgbt @aton=
topn, y. s., lite 2tpril 1772. s mo-
gen 9ib giorbe ban Sjeneite paa bet
9amle 2oelIesitib ,,GOnItitution" og
lenere paa ogranOppine" unber 5or=
rugut.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular convocation OF Wichita chap
ter tonight at O'Clock sharp. Work The
members are urged to be present.
Boys League tonight as usual in the
First Baptist church. al s o'clock. DIT.
Hudson will speak to the boys, A fun
attendance is desired.
The ladies OF the Lincoln street Pres
byterian church viii give an ice cream
social and informal musicale on the lawn
Of the church Friday evening. August =
The proceeds win so toward the redecor-
ating the church building.
Class No. 4 Of st. Paul Sunday school
will give an ice cream social at Mr.. E.
Woodys. corner Fourteenth and Law
renee on Friday evening, August 5. 1852.
Ice cream and cake will be served. Al
are cordially invited to come ana enjoy
q good time
The Womans Missionary Society Of the
First Presbyterian church will hold its
regular meeting for missionary study at
the home of Mrs A Hyde OF College
Hill this afternoon At 3 o'clock. All
ladies Of the congregation who are in
terested in the study q missions are ear
nestly invited 10 attend these meetings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
TO DRILL
FOR SALT
Directors of Chamber OF
Commerce to Meet
TO CONSIDER THE MATTER
Of Establishing Salt Plant
Near Wichita.

There viii be a meeting Of the board
Of directors of the Chamber of Commerce
at o'clock this afternoon TO formulate
some plan for getting a salt plant for
this city. Tuesday evening Prof. Eras-
mus Haworth of the State University
lecturea here and told the members Of
The Chamber of Commerce that they
would not be likely to ind rock salt
under Wichita, but in his opinion it could
be found a few miles to the west.
He was of the opinion that the salt
could be found within ten OF twelve miles
of wichita. and today the directors viii
consider the feasibility Of drilling well
or two some distance west Of Wichita and
erecting and operating q salt plant
1t has been rumored that an eastern
company has made a proposition to open
g SAT- well or mine near this city If the
Chamber Of Commerce would meet them
han way This proposition will be con-
sidered today and a committee will be
appointed TO 90 deeper into the matter
and make the arrangement with the
eastern men.
The plant would. be located near the
Wichita and Western tracks and a spur
run out 10 haul the product TO this city,
from which it would be- distributed. All
Of the salt would be stored mere; in fact,
It would be barreled in this city, being
shipped from the well in bulk. This would
necessitate large building and one of
great storage capacity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
BIG CUT IN FREIGHT RATES
Made by Frisco on Wire and Nails
From Mississippi River Points.

Yesterday a notice was received in the
city from the Frisco railway company
announcing a cut of 10 cents per hundred
pounus on car loads Of wire and nails
from all Mississippi points to Wichita.
This cut takes in all the cities along the
river which have good railway facilities
from the factories in the east Memphis
on the south and Dubuque, Iowa on the
north and all intermediate points com
ing under the new tariffs which means
more 10 wholesale hardware merchants
than one would think. The rate has
been reduced from So cents to - cents
per hundred pounds. At the present
time something ike $50 cars of wire and
nails with a total weight OF $1,000
pounds per car, are handled by the
wholesale hardware merchants of Wich-
tia The cut means a reduction of $40
per car and in one years time this
would amount to $1,000. The new rate.
which is expected to go into effect at
once, will mean considerable reduc-
ton in the price Of the two commodities
mentioned and Wichita and the people
tributary to her viii receive tne benefit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
WAR
SANTA FE STRIKES A TERRIBLE
BLOW IN FREIGHT RATE FIGHT.
Cuts Rate in Two on Livestock From
Chicago.

Word reached this city last night over
the Associated Press that western freight
rate situation developed into state OF
oren war today. when the Santa re gave
notice that. beginning next Monday. that
company would carry 1--we stock between
Chicago and Kansas City for L cents per
hundred pounds. This is cut of III
cents. and is the lowest rate given on
1--we stock since 1895. when there was Il
situation similar 10 the one now exist
ing. and when the live stock rate between
the river and Chicago went TO - cents
Officials Of the Santa Fe took no action
regarding packing house products and
dressed meats. The fuil purpose o. The
Santa Fe is not disclosed
The Santa re live stock rate will ~
sect the tariff from points FAR vest -
Kansas city 20 Chicago. as the rates
from All Interior points viii Dr. ~ more
than the through rate g. Chicago other
lines from Kansas City. % get live stock
'.asiness n chicago. VIII have IL meet
she Santa r. cot aud under The rslinrs n
che interstate commerce ccmuissl0.l
these competing lines VIII be compelled 20
make The same rate froa other points
along the river OF in Missouri river GERS
-.tory. that they MAKE from Kansas
CITY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
CAMPMEETING IN TWO WEEKS
1t VIII Begin in south Riverside
Park AuE. FL.

The annual camp meeting in Riverside
park viii begin on August Il Rev. f.
n. Lynch, president of the State Holt
les sassociation has asked Rev. Howes,
of Newton kan. to preach the opening
sermon The meeting viii be in charge of
Rev Dr. c. J. Fowler. man Of learn
ing and experience. a strong man in
Methodism and an evangelist of national
reputa ton. Rev. Brooks, q new man here
but who comes highly recommended, and
c. 2. Cornell. lay evangelist who was
so beloved last year by all and others,
viii be among the active workers. Rev.
Lynch has requested that tents be on
the ground Thursday, if possible that no
time may be lost in getting settled after
the regular service begins. Those desiring
tents or further particulars apply to Rev.
J. E. Wilson. South Washington avenue.
Hot weather saps the vital energy and
makes the hardest workers feel lazy.
To maintain strength and energy, use
PRICKLY ASH BITTERs. 1t is the
friend OF industry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
WILL BUILD
MODERN FLAT
Col. w. {. Hutchinson Is Plan
ing for One.
LITTLE FURNITURE NEEDED
As All Flats Will Be Provided
With All Heavy Pieces.
LITTLE FURNITURE NEEDED

Colonel W. E Hutchinson has sold his
fine home at 14OS North Lawrence ave
nue. to Mr. z. Miller for $500. and is
now looking for site on which TO build
a fat with the most mouern improve
ments and eonveniences. He has several
locations in view, but has not decided
which one he will use.
Colonel Hutchinson has an eye for a
profitable investment and for the conve-
nience Of the man and woman. In his
fat, for which the plans are now being
made, the occupant will not have TO
go outside of the building to get gro
ceries. coal or anything that may be
needed and the amount OF goods required
for furnishing one of the flats will be
table, bed, three rocking chairs and
few pictures
At the rear Of the house will be large
vestibule, with dummy waters TO each
floor. A telephone viii De provided and
the eatables or other articles ordered
and the messenger, groceryman, milk
man or coal dealer Will go TO the back
door and place the goods on the little
elevator and send it up notifying the
housewife that her goods have arrived
by means OF little electric bell.
The fats will be furnished almost COM
plete The bureaus, dressers, stoves. book
cases, dressers etc. VIII be set into the
wall, the cases of hardwood and glass.
This will give the occupants Of the fiat
a great deal more room and yet have
the house furnished as comps ,ely as if
they were living in a house Of their own.
The rooms will be large, we'll heated and
lighted and everything provided for the
use OF the renter, and all Of the latest
style. This will be a great thing for
young people lately married. They can
rent a fat of Hutchinson, of any size
they may desire. and the outlay for new
furniture will be small compared to what
they would have to buy if they rented a
house OF a fat without the furnishings
which Colonel Hutchinson says he will
provide. = modern, up-to-date fiat has
been long deemed a necessity By the
pople of this city and Colonel Hutchin-
son will supply this long-felt want.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
Will SOLICIT MEMBERS
Chamber Of Commerce Wants 700 New
Members

The board of directors Of tn Chamber
OF Commerce and the newly elected SEC
rotary viii begin the work Of soliciting
new members soon. The Chamber Of
Commerce now has about so members
and an effort win be made TO increase the
membership to 1000. II Is the desire Of
the directors that the organization Sc
cure a large number ~ new ind lstIies
FOR the city and ;hey foel that 10 make
its work the most effective he orgSniza-
tion should have a arg t7en 5rrship
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
FUNERAL OF HARRY STEWART
Was Largely Attended Il nights of
PYthias in Charge Of services.

The funeral OF the late Harry Stewart
was held at the residence in Riverside
last evening at $50 clock and was large
ly attended The services were conducted
by Rev. J. D. Ritchey. rector Of st,
Johns Episcopal church. Music was fur
nished by a quartet. composed Of Miss
Montez Dunbar. Mrs H. Childe, Jack
Shields and 2. b. Hull. At the cemetery
the services were in charge of the
Knights of Pythias'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
FOR BRANCH cAsKET FACTORY
Secretary Smith has Options on Build
mos TheY Could Use

Secretary Smith Of the Chamber OF
Commerce has been working on the prop
osition Of the pes Moines Casket com
pany TO come TO Wichita and open n
branch house here. He has obtained op-
lions or several buildings located on
the railroad tracks and in every way
suitable TO the needs Of the comps ny.
and representative is expected in the
city at an early date 10 look over the
buildings and prepare to build tho branch
here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
CASE WAS POSTPONED
Cliff Diffendorfer Will Not Be Tried
Until September 5.

The Cliff Dinendorfer case was post
poned by Judge Thomas Wilson yester-
day morning. but owing to several wit
nesses being out Of the city and would be
for several weeks it was thought best to
postpone it. as it would also give the
mother a chance to reform. and the case
may never have 10 be called especially
If the mother shows disposition to bring
UP this little boy in proper manner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
AFTER TWENTY YEARS
r r. Coates Sees His Cousin, S. S.
Wilson

A middle aged man entered the Office OF
R. F. Coates yesterday and not teinG
recognized by the htter introduced Inn
self as 5. s. Wilson Mr.. Coates then
knew that his cousin stood before him.
whom he had not seen n twenty years.
At that time Mr.. Wns<n was a BOY. Is
years old. and visited at the home Of
Mr.. Coates. He is now travelling for
T. A. Randall & Co.. of Chicago. commits
sion merchants
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
TWO COMMITTEES APPOINTED
To Make Arrangements for Buckeye
Quaker Picnic

The following committees have been
appointed by the president of the Ohio
association to arrange for the joint pic
mic to be held by the Ohio and Penn
syIvania associations this month:
Committe on conference and arrange
ment: T. w. Fuller, Rev. Mr. Mum and
Mrs. Akers.
Committe on program: Mrs. Lawrence
Stalker, Mr. Northrop, c. y Matson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
ARE PUSHING WORK
Apparatus for New Sanitarium Being
Put In Place

Arrangements for the openilg of a san
itarium under the direction of the Sew
enth Day Adventists and III Ger the man
agement of the same board which cper-
ates the Battle Creek, Mich, sanithri-
um are being pushed as rapidly rs pos
sible. The apparatus il cow heing put
in place. The sani1ariuT is located in
the third block on North Msrktt street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
SIZE WAS HELPED
Poor Woman With Two Children Trav-
cling 70 KoWa.

Commissioner Of the Poor Daniels yes
terday gave assistance T. AIRS. Ada Fra
zier. She was travelling in wagon.
drawn by one horse. from Jamesport. No.
70 Niowa. Kan. where she has an aunt.
She had two children with he-. the Oldest
OF whom was years and the youngest
Il months old Her husband. she stated.
il IN TO-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
CRYSTALS ARE FOUND FREE
). r. Wentworth Returns with some
Snecimens of " ontnnn COrundmm

Mr.. ]. r. Wentworth returned yesterday
from visit with his son near Bozeman.
Gallatin county, Montana. He brought
with him some fine specimens of the
crystal corundum which is found in large
quantities near that city. The crystals
are hexoginal shape and are free from all
impurities and found imbedded in the
other rocks of the country. From these
crystals emery stones are made and pull
verified crystals are used in cutting dia-
monds, the particles being so very hard.
Look out for malaria. 1t is seasonable
now few doses Of PRICKLY ASH
BITTERS is a sure preventive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
CALENDAR FoR AUGUST.

Friday. August l-Day and night clear,
temperat ure ..
Saturday. August DAY and night
clear. temperature TO-
Sunday. August S-Day and aisht clear
Monday August =-Day ard night clea-
Tuesday August 5.-Day and night
clear; high wind from north.
"Wednesday. august 6-Day and night
clear.
Thursday. August lay clear; night
nartly cloudy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
HORSE SHOES STOLEN
Robbers Euter Blacksmith shop
Through SkYIiRht.

The blacksmith shop of G. A. Millar
was robbed of two kegs of horse shoes
Tuesday night. The burglars evidently
entered through a skylght. After secur-
ing their booty they escaped through the
rear door. which Mr.. MiIlar found open
when he came to work Wednesday morn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
LIVERY STABLE SOLD
". =. Norton Paid $4,000 for BUILDING
on Washington Avenue.

Mr. Charles J. Davidson yesterday
sold to ". H. Norton the livery stable on
South WASHINGTON avenue. The bald
ing is a two-story brick structure and
the price paid was sac ana was for
neriy owned by New York parties and
Nj Davidson acted as Their agent II
was built by Mr.. Hines during the
boom. but mas been used as livery sta
BIZ good many years and VIII continue
to be So used as Mr Norton purchased
Il as IN investment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
TO REPAIR ROTARY
County Commissioners Let Contract TO
r s. Dennis

The county commissioner yesterday let
the contract for resettins the rotary in
the county jail and doing the necessary
plumbing work 70 F :. Dennis Tor a5a
The rotary is out Of order. and ii is with
difficulty that II can be rotated.
The commissioners also appointed
Charles Koob constable Tor Garden Pl.sae
township.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
Warrant Is Sworn Out in City Court
Against Harry Gray.

A warrant was sworn out in the city
court yesterday by Policeman George
Dennis. charging Harry Cray with being
fugitive from justice. The warrant
was served yesterday afternoon. but
Gray viii remain in the city jail. Gray
is the man arrested Wednesday OF the
charge Of being a bisamist from Texas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
REST ROOM is COMPLETE
Kings Daughters Have Furnished One
in City Building.

The rest room of the Kings Daughters
in the southwest corner of the second
floor of the city building has been fitted
up in very tasteful manner. with com
Portable arm chairs and sofas, and all
of the latest magazines are provided. In
this room the young women who work up
town may come and eat their lunches
and rest during the noon hour and every
convenience possible will be provided
for them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08

architectural work instead of wood. out
of which the old structures are built.
He will have 1900 square feet more OF
space in his new location than in his old.
The floral establishment will not be en-
tirely moved until fall.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
INsTRUcTEO FoR LONG
3. II. campbelFs sou Is Named as Rep
resertative IN Meade County.

Meade kan. August The Mode
Seward Republican legislative convention
here today named r 3. Campbell =
Meade county for representsttve ard in
stricted him g vote fer Chester l. Long
1o- United states senator The resoiu-
;ions 20 instruct Rere adopted sith
cheers and a rising unaEiuaus vote Rec
.urociIy with Cuba was strongly en-
dcrsed The nominee IS sou 4 r. n
Campbell q Wichita Both before ana
after the aoninstion h. ca-ne ne@1re tns
couveuttoa and declared FOR LonT Rep
rssentative Long and STATE Senator Nofi-
sgsr - Anthony addressed isrse crowd
in the coury house following the sou
veutior-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-08
MOVING HOT HOUSES
W. H. CUP VIII Have Iron Structural
Work for Them.

". Il Cup IS moving his hot houses
from the corner u Elm street and Law
renee avenue 90 the southeast corner q
Elm and Market streets IN rebuilding
some of his hot houses he VII Use iron