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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
Ponce
Noviembre Is de 1902.

La escuela denominada Kindergarten"
celebrara una fiesta el proximo "dia de sccion
de gracias". Recomienda que los nfos pu-
dientes lleven ese ola Ia escuela una cesta
con algunos comestibles crudoS, para daros
como obsequio Gel dia 4 los nifios pobres.
xSSx FL Official de Sanidad DR.. Salicrup, ha
vlsitado recientemente las fabricas de tabacoS
de esta ciudad, con e1 fin de exaninar los
operarios para Que no trabaje en- dcha fabrica
ninglna persona Cue padezca de alguna enfer-
medad contagiosa.
Xxx En- e vapor "Coamo", cue esta para
llegar de los Estados Unid IS, Sc aguardan en-
esta ciudad las fanilias personals que Sc ha-
llaDan en- Ia metropoii Una de las personas
cue regresa cs don Nicolas Santini Torres ad-
ministrador de la fabrica de tabacos "Los Tres
Escudos"
x*x Han perrnutado sus destinos los Sc
cretarios de las dcs Juzgados de Paz de esta
ciudad, sefores Fernandez Goico. Ei prime
TO Pasa al JuzSado Gel Oeste, y el segando al
del Este.
x*x Sc dice en- Ponce que el doctor don
Salvador Carboceil, recienteInene en- Santo
Domingo fjara aqui su residenca a fines de
alo
Xxx Sc trata por dos escritores de esta
ciudad de hacer una "Guia de Ponce" compile
ia y extensa.
x*x Ell 1epresentante de Ia Co npaf1ia
Martinez Casado sei1or Luis Martinez Casado
que qued6 aqtf despues de haber partido la
colnpafiia para Cuba, ha salido para Ssuto Do
mingo:
por !uiiia '''' s'' '~1'' . = '''@, % . va
Francisco Logo, Elena zalez, Emilio
Gonzalez, Pedro Gonzalez, Jose Salazar, Do
nlingo Curet, Norberto Castro, Herminia Cas-
tro Luis Martinez Casado Luis Bacallado.
Xxx Fue detenido por orden del Jefe
de Policfa, denunciado al Juzgado corlespon-
diente, el indvfduo Juan Bautista Jualbe GAY
Titf por el delito de violacion.
~ Contin1a enfermo, de alg1n cuidado
el sefior don Aristides Diaz Delegado electo (
la Camara Insular.
~ Sc esta exhibiendo en- esta ciudad I'm
pintor que trabaja delane del p1blico que
pinta rapidamente los cuadros que Sc le iden.
Es objeto de curiosldad y ha ganado va alg1n
dinero.
k. Despues de pasada la agitaci6n cleo
toral, la ciudad ha recobrado su calma, cada
eual atiende ahora a su negocio, 6 interes pri-
vado. Nuestro pueblo Sc irnpresona facirnen-
te; pero pronto vuelve 4 su modo de ser, paci-
fco dulce
Xxx Las primeras partidas de cafe de Ia
cosecha actual, han alcanzado ell precio de
$3.50 centavos quintal y Sc espera que Sc de-
termine una alza en- el precio indicado.
~ La cauSa sobrc los sucesos de Ba-
rranquitas, del dia de Noviembre, ha sido
recibida va por Ia Corte de Justcia de esta
ciudad.
xxx Els rumor aqui que los profesores ru-
rales ganar& dentro de POGO cuarenta dollars
mensuaes.
x*x Las fiestas religiosas de la Purfsima
Conception seran aquf esplendidas.
CorreSponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
()lQ interview con q gelHd G0S||O
Espera enoontrar apoyo en- Norteamerica
AluSiones directaS

Nueva York. miercoles.-El Pre-.
sidente de la Republica venezolana,
general Cipriano Castro. ha celebrado
una interview con un corresponsal nor
teamericano v contestando a las pre-.
guntas del periodista, dijo que pensa-
ba imprimir un nuevo rumbo a la po-
Utica venezolana suavizindola enssen-
lido democratico.
Que tiene grandes esperanzas en-
la buena voluntad del gobierno de
Washington V que confia en- el apoyo
que l. prestara norteamerica para salir
airoso de las contingencies futuras
All decir estostal, vez alude, el ge-
neral Castro, la arrogancia de que
estan hacienda alarde Inglaterra y
Alemania
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
bl[C0S DOTIolDlaICoD0S eD Venezuela
Ell |" Albania" y ii "Chicago' legaron va.
En- ell GOlfo de Paria.

Nueva York, microbes En- ell
Departamento de Marina de Washing
ton SC ha recibido la noticia de haber
llegado al Golfo de Paria los buques
de guerra norteamericanos Chicago"
y Albany.
La llegada de los citados cruceros
a las aguas venezolanas, coincidio con
la noticia de que una escuadra inglesa
habia salido de CabO Verde con direC-
cion la Guaira.
El Presidente Roosevelt, ha mani
festado$ue ests resuelto hacer cum
plir todo trance la doctrina de Mon
roe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
1e1lpO|0|E en- NQ|IQ
Aldeas saqueadas por el mar
VictimaS numeroSaS

Nueva York, Miercoles.-Un ca
blegrama de Geneva, dice que los tenn
porales continuan aZotando las costas
de Italia.
El mar ofrece imponente aspecto,
y las pequefias embarcacioneS de pes
ca no salem de los puertos por tenor
un Siniestro.
Los dailos causados en- las aldeas
de peScadores han sidO muchoS.
Han perecido muchos pescadores
de la costa.
Ell mar ha inundado algunas po-
blaciones pequeflas de la orilla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
SOle[lDo eDIe[D0
La reina Alexandra de Inglaterra
CauSaS de la dOlenCia

Nueva York, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
de Londres, que, desde hace dos dfas Sc
halla enferma la reina Alexandra es-
posa de Eduardo VII.
La dolencia no reviste peligroso
aspecto. Los medicos aseguran que
los Cuidados excesivos de Ia reina Ale
jandra durante la enfermedad de su
esposo, han minado Ia salud delicada
de la reina de Inglaterra.
Los medicos aconsejan a la Sobe-
rama elreposo mas absolute.
Elrey aparenta una gran preocu-
paCi0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
Sa n4a Isabel

Hay mucho entusias1no par la siernbra
de taDacO durane eSta Se.nana Sc ha COM
prado inucha semilia para el tras .,!inte En-
las hacierdas Sc estan prspsrardo para la mo-
lienda Los pas.os sigueu bien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
Los n|e||f|QS OIIci0|eS
Ell Ear no eSta enfermo

Nueva York, microbes. -Comuni-
can de Paris, que Sc tienen datos cier-
tos de que la dolencia del Gar de Ru-
sia, Nicolas II, ha sido solamente una
fcci6n, para aplazar su viaje Italia.
En- ell Vaticano, ha causado mala
impression la noticia de que el Car,
haya aplazado su viaje a Italia, por no
visitar al Pont1fce.
Ultimamente Sc dijo, cue la Czari-
ma estaba enferma y que este nuevo
incidente interrumpfa el viaje. Tam
bien ha sido desmentida esta notiCia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
Los hue|luS en- ID Argentine
Desordenes en- Tucuman
LA Nacion" aconseja

Nueva York, microbes. = Esta
manana han llegado nuevos detalles
de las huelgas en- la Argentina.
Santafe, continua en- estado de ST.
En- Tucuman, ha sido necesario el
auxilio de las tropas para reducir a los
huelguistas al orden.
''La Nacion' importante diario ar
gentino, aconseja al Presidente que, 10
mismo que Roosevelt y Loubet, en-
CIRCUMSTANCES identicas, intervenga
en- el arreglo &c los desordenes y bus
que solucion al actual conflicto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26

MERCADO DE NUEVA YORK
New York Noviembre o6.-Los
aEucares centrifugados Sc cotizan hoy
a 1916 y los mascabados a 8 SIC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
a-ibssas eza New York

New York, Noviembre 26- Las
libras esterlinas Sc cotizan hoy Ell esta
plaza a $4.S3 3I4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
Esta era una vex......

Qae h2eia un cato y. a6cEnaS. cue no ie
pagabAn 'os incccs dc las slcocioneS &C en-
iienoe. les iacocs TncT-o-TiqucaoS.
bueno sqne i'ene que vcr coa Go cue el
escrutinio &c haga inierninab,e:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
I'm TegiCil0 loco

EI agresOr del Rey de los Delgas
en- un manicomio
Nueva York, microbes.
can de Bruselas, que el individuo que
atento contra la vida del rey Leopoldo
hace algunos dias esta rematadamen-
te loco.
Ell anarquista ha sido encerrado
en- una zelda y cae a ratos en- una
postracion que hace Greer inminente
la perdida de su vida.
Ell agresor del soberano de los bel
gas continda re6riendo intervalos,
espeluznantes historias del rey Leo
poldo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-26
"BOLETN MERCANTILE.

En- este han creido yer los perio-
distas una remota alusi0n d la politica
de las alianzas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
is GOOD AS OLD WHEAT
Wichita Killers Pay Full Price for
This Near's Crop.

The millers in this city yesterday wiped
out the four and five cent discount on
new wheat as compared with the price
Of old, and gave notice that new wheat
when in condition for milling would be
bought at full price.
1t was generally claimed that the wheat
crop of this section last year was the
best ever raised in the state and people
this year started out with the idea that
the new, crop would not be equal 10 the
old in quality. The harvest turned out
better than expected as to yield per acre.
and now it seems that the quality is
satisfactory TO the millers and they are
the ones who know, for they have been
grinding some of the wheat Of this years
crop.
This VIII be satisfactory news not only
to the farmers but 10 people generally in
this section. Southern Kansas wheat
and -four has reached the top in favor
end al over the eastern states people
prefer the Kansas flour. and now that
the wheat is turning out all right this
year the Kansas millers viii be able to
hold the advantage they have gained
with consumers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
VISITORS TO
HAVE A BANQUET
Mccormick Harvester Co. to
Advertise Exposition.
INVITE ITS CUSTOMERS
To Come to Wichita and Dine
With Them.

II the Wichita jobbers viii take the
stand the Mccormick Harvester company
and the Peruvian Zandt Implement com
pany have taken in regard to the expo
sition and carnival this fall, Wichita viii
have the biggest crowd that has even
been here. NJ w. Weeks. manager OF
the Mccormick Harvester company in
this city. yesterday stated to a reporter
for the Eagle that If a fair worthy OF
this city and the surrounding country
was given this fall, his company would
give a banquet to all their agents in the
different towns in southern Kansas and
Oklahoma The local houses distribute
implements TO about 200 towns and cities
and personal letters would be sent to the
agents inviting them to come TO Wichita.
Nj Weeks stated that each Of the COM
panys travelling men out of this city
would personally advertise the exposi-
ton and carnival and if the association
would issue circulars of not too bulky
a character they would enclose one ia
each letter sent out from this house and
they would also put the date on all of
their stationery and a big advertisement
on the envelopes. Their travelling men
would distribute the circulars in every
town they visited.
y want it distinctly understood, how
ever. that the fair we propose to adver-
tise must be something worthy of going
a good distance to see, said MI Weeks
And it must not all be behind a high
board fence The people come here To
spend their money. That is all right
But we want to give them a whole lot
more than what they pay Tor, and then
each one will go home with a kind word
for Wichita, and they win come again.
Now, if every one of the jobbers of this
city would do as we propose. this fair
viii be advertised better than anything OF
its kind There are about 400 travelling
men for local houses and if each woulc
make it point ia tell the people abouT
II and would distribute the circulars, it
would mean a big thing for the city ano
surrounding country. The people in the
territory tributary TO this city are will
ing TO help Wichita, for Wichita is help
mig them. and we have got to give them
something in return, and it must be the
best that can De found. My company VIII
help in every possible way. if the fair is
a good ore. and the other jobbers viii
do the same"
Mr.. Albert Van Zandt Of the Peru
Van zandt Implement company stated
that he could not say that his company
would give a banquet to its customers
but that each of the travelling men would
assist in every way possible 10 advertise
the exposition and that they would send
personal letters TO each Of their custom
ers inviting them TO come TO WIGHT
during the carnival. Mr.. Van Zandt
thought that the jobbers should hold
open house" al the week. The mer-
chants of the surrounding towns could
visit with the johbers and get acquainted
and make the different houses their head
quarters during their stay in th., CITY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10

present harvest il viii take the present
wheat crop a much longer time to be-
come cured and ready for the miller than
usual
1T is a wei known fact among miller-
that if new wheat is ground before IL
passes through the curing process, tech.
nically known as going through ths
sweat" it cannot be manufactured into
flour that can be used satisfactorily.
IN view Of the foregoing facts.
would ike to urge upon the farmers OF
Sedgwick county and adjoining counties
the importance of stacking their wheat
and then allowing it to stand In the stack
until the grain has gone through the
sweat and become thoroughly cured.
After the wheat has become condi-
toned in the stack, it is then perfectly
safe to ship or store in quantities OF
for the miller to make into flour. and,
Of course, being in good marketable con-
dition. the farmers can then realize for
their crop the highest price IN the mar
ket If the millers could have their own
way about this matter, the entire crop
Of wheat in this county would be thor.
oughly cured il stack before being
threshed."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
CRY IN BRIEF.

NJ. W. Baden of Winfield was in wich
tia yesterday.
H E. David of Hutchinson was in the
city yesterday.
W. NJ. Wiley OF Hutchinson was in the
city yesterday.
J. W. scothorn of Guthrie was in the
city yesterday.
R. II. Lockwood has gone TO Anthony
/ to look after his farm.
Mr.. Jas. H. Black has gone TO New
York on a business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. EhIe have gone on
a visit TO saltwater. o. T.
Elmer Gnten. a stockman of Kingman
was in Wichita yesterday.
George Freeman has returned from =
business trip TO Great Bend.
c. NJ Randall and family have gone
to Mankato. Minnesota for the summer
Mr. Harold Sternberg is confined TO
his home with inhammatory rheuma-
tism.
Eugene Mustoe, representative in the
legislature from Kngman county. was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Lottie Musselman was unable to
work at the telephone exchange yester-
day because of illness.
Patrolman Fox and wife have returned
from Ellsworth, where they have been
visiting Mr.. Fox's brother.
John w. Adams returned yesterday
from Kingman county, where he has
been attending court.
The Sunbonnet and Apron club will
meet Thursday at ? p. m. with Mrs. Z.
Hartman, 213 North Market street
The East Side W. c. T. Z. will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:SO O'Clock with
Mrs. Jackson, 81 Cleveland avenue.
Probate Judge Wilson had new mem
Der of his family sit down to supper with
him last night at 6 o'clock. II was q
boy.
A marriage license was issued to Her
bert Rexrood of Guthrie, 0. T, and Miss
Edna King of Boise City. Idaho, yester-
day.
The following Wichita couple are to be
married. as is evidenced by the marriage
license issued: Henry W. Duke and Ella
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vail have re-
turned from Laporte. Ind, where they
went to attend the funeral of Mr.. Wallis
mother
Miss Bertha Lawrence. of Goddard is
in the city visiting her aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Lawrence. of South
Main street.
Mrs Maxwell and little daughter, Mil
dred, formerly OF Wichita. now of Well
ington. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Brown, of South Main street
". Il. Maxwell of Conway Springs was
in Wieh ia yesterday looking after some
business affairs. With Mr.. Maxwell. as
all the rest. residence in this city is be-
coming q necessity.
The Braeburn Golf Club announce the
present series of games which were to
have been finished last evening, con-
tinued until Saturday evening on account
of rain, when all games as now matched
must be finished and a new drawing will
take place.
Harry Nicely, of Johnson-Larimer
wholesale house, has been in the Wich-
tia hospital for ten days with a very bad
case of sore eyes. It has been greatly
feared that he would lose his sight en-
tirely- DR.. Hamilton now has some hope
Of saving one eye.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
BRICK BUILDING
FOR WEST SIDE
Built at Corner of Douglas
Ave. and Oak Street
WILL COST ABOUT $4,000
G. c. Bernett Has Begun Work
of Clearing the Ground
WILL COST ABOUT $4,000

G. A. Barnett yesterday began the work
of clearing off the trees on the lots at
the corner of Oak street and West
Douglas avenue, and viii erect a two
story brick office and store building i'm
mediately The building viii cost about
s. co., and viii have a ffty-foot front on
Douglas avenue and sixty feet on Oak
street. One Of the finest fronts in any
store building in this city win be put in.
Plate glass for the lower floor and fine.
large, arched windows for the second
On the Oak street side there viii be
plate-glass windows extending twenty
feet from the corner. thus making this
building one Of the most desirable loca-
tens on the West Side.
AS soon as the big trees can be cleared
away worknen will begin work on the
foundation AMI the building completed at
the earliest possible date. The walls and
foundation will be Of such weight that a
third story may be added at any time.
Mr.. Barnett stated last night that if
Wichita made as rapid strides in i'm
provements in the next year or so there
would be a need for the third floor, and
he was going to be prepared for it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
FOR STEALING A WATCH
, ohnWiIson Arrested on That Charge
Yesterday

a state warrant was sworn out in the
city court yesterday by Ray Ryerson.
charging John Wilson with stealing a
watch from his room in the Pacific hotel
on West Douglas avenue. Wilson is a
white man and apparently a harvest hand.
He came 20 this city Tuesday evening
and engaged q room in the hotel. Yes
terday morning be left the hotel and it
IS alleged that - DE was walking down,
the han he found Ray Ryerson's door
open and walked In ana took the watch
Mrs May Cosaer. of Tonkawa. o. T..
is in The CITY visiting Nr. ana Mrs. J.
o, Lawrence ss2 south Main street She
VIII he in Wichita Tor several days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
o'MALEY THEFT CASE
1t viii Be Heard AZ Philadelphia This
Morrinc

Philadelphia. July s--Vnliau1 J. Heari-,.
who is in prison herr. sind Nrs. Alics
C'Mailey. wife az Prof. Austin CFMallev.
an instructor m Notre Dame Colleea
Soufh Bend Ind. VIII q arraigned for 2
hearing tomorrow on a charge n staaslng
diamonds ard 5ewsiry from the home here
% Dr. Joseph OManey. brother q Pros
c Malley The latter is in the hospital
seriously 10 from the effects q poisoning.
He was brought 80 This cisy recently bv
his brother. Or. OMaliey. from south
Bend, Tor Treatment His wife, who ac-
companied him STOPPED N Or. O-Nal-
ley's home DurisS her resiaenoe there
several hundred dollars worth - jew
elry vas stolen from The house ard Ms
o'AEalley and Hearin wtre arrested a.
they were about 70 board a tran To-
South Send
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Elk lodge will have meeting to-
night
The chorus choir of the Unitarian
church will meet with Mrs Chide this
evening. All members are requested to
be present.
The regular meeting Of the Children
Home board vii be held Thursday after
noon at o'clock at residence OF Mrs.
Paugh. 1916 North Topeka.
The Ladies Aid society of the Reformed
church will hold its monthly tea at the
home of Mrs. Dryden. s3s South Law
renee avenue, this afternoon at 2:sJ
O'Clock.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the St.
Johns Episcopal church will meet with
Mrs. J. .. Ritchey at the rectory Friday
afternoon from to 6 clock. All ladies'
Of the churches are invited TO be present
Rev. c. W. E. Gossow.of Seneca. VIII
preach for the Universalist church sun
day. July 10, in A o. T. ". hall. 70
South Main. Mr.. Gossow is an eloquent
ana pleasing speaker and VIII bring
rare treat TO his audience.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
AT DRUGGISTS

Committee asked further time 20 report
on employment of S. Duncan as watch
man at Sulirans dam.
: Claim OF Verde F. Critics for damage
in the sum Of $1,000 was read and refer
red to the judiciary committee and city
attorney.
Board Of health reported on rernon-
STRANGE against the maintenance OF junk
shop at the corner u Douglas and IN
diana avenue; reported same % be- a nuis-
ance and should not be permitted O. run
within the city limits. Smith moved shat
the clerk notify parties % ahate nuisance.
Motion carried.
Bond OF Bosworth. Hahn q Co. for
street excavations was read and APP
proved
Maintenance bond Of T. T. Blrtoa Tor
the construction Of cement walk ln The
sum OF g2.100 was approved
Petitions for the following walks were
read and granted and property owners
given thirty days 20 construct.
a four-foot permanent on The south side
Hancock. from wildwood 10 Elizabeth
A four-foot permanent Ca the west side
Of Wildwood. from Maple 20 Hancock
4 four-foot permanent on the north side
Fourteenth. from Fairriew % waco.
A nve-foot permanent on the east side
St Francis. from Douglas c. Central
A four-foot permanent ou TIE norfh Side
Avenue Cd. from waco 70 Roche-fer
4 fve-foot cinder au Wcst eide Everett
from Aunne'l 70 Shirley
y "Fe-io't o'He@F On sasi siie - Ntfafe
rom Harfy u Levy
CRY engineer asked Tor aaiii saaai ne'f.
request granted. same o. ~ AiFo'nte4
Ds the mayor 20 re7lssi % ne engineer
Dir Herbs addressed ife cs-'f'i 80 ~
me i - H@
railway o. Soath @a-e- rfi
for reply granted
lsely moved tnat 1rtfc1 - p1 ~
ance ordinance relating O. street fas.fs
be amended Notion cafr-ei
Report = Do-s'as afflse af tirf
street scales were 1eae and a-1er-- liac-
81 On fie-
An orainaace eataallshi7g curb iinra oE
both SIDES - waco fraos Centred 81 N9r-
dock Vas Te16 Ca meflor rules HeTe sls-
pe1ded ard o~sirance B.eced ~ Fee Ien-
~ e ard adoDte1 - sectiara Fhsi e.fe
Or adoption - whole Yeas ea-rn B-i-
Jew. uavidsc-. r,aF.Hon. lrsiY kerraa.
Tlling. Mckee Reynolds sche- Eoifb
var Dgya
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
DYNAMITE WAS USED
Attempt Made to Kill Cripple Creek
Coal Dealer

Cripple Creek. colo. July s-The front
Of the two-story frame building occupied
BY Keith & CRUDE. coal and lumber
dealers, was blown cut by dynamite to-
day, causing a money loss Of s1.ooo Sew
erai persons narrowly escaped death.
The explosion took place in the oasce
where Manager Westcort had built q IRE.
PART of the stove shot through The cell
ing into the second story
Mr- Westscott believes that dynamite
was placed in the stove by enemies for
the rurpose OF king him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. H. NJ Dubois, Alb
straetor, Court House. 'Phon. 1881


and Land company. H NJ Dubois, Alb
straetor. Court House. Phone 1881
WARRANTY DEES.
John A. Allen to Alma Anderson.
S25 and 327 Topeka avenue. c. L.
Davidsons addition ................. 25OC
Charles H. Smyth to F. \ Fletcher.
IS, 20, %. q Grove street, McNair
& Smiths addition ................. go
Frank L. Brown to Wichita Tele-
phone Co., IS and 20 Market street,
". A. Durfee to Phil Y. strohecker,
IS. 20 and p. block 2, Orne &
Phillips addition ..-..........-..... 400
Alfred Crebhin to D. NJ Main north
east 29-27-4 west OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Henry X Eberly to Samuel Eberly.
one-half interest IN south half Of
northwest quarter 12-27-2 west 49,. 500
Teresa A. York to James Y. Moore.
80 and s. Fairview avenue. Hersey's
Robert W. Allison to Maurice T. No
laney. northeast 2o-25-2 east .... GOO
Mrs. A. shannon to John Wavada.
20 and i Pearl street. Carey ave
nue. addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~