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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18

FOR SALE-l69 acres. part bottom land.
100 acres OF wheat. as fine as any In the
country. goes with the place. miles
from Wichita. on r. +. ID. route. 3
acres pasture. living water. acres
bearing orchard. barn 36xt0. small house.
a good farm. wen located. with $50 acres
OF wheat. for IS an acre Come and
look at this before you buy. Immediate
possession IN sold AZ once. G. r. Davis.
Valley Center, Kan 150-u
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FOR SALE-Reai estate snaps;
4 2-story brick. on North Main. pays
10 per cent net Price. $3.50.
2 houses. close In, north. corner, rents
for 80 per month. Price. s 80.
A fine. modern residence on North To-
peka. east front. in fine shape. $500.
4 1o-room. modern residence. 100 feet
south OF Tenth. fine shade. $500
4 6-room. modern cottage. close in.
rents for Sl5 per month. Price. $500.
A broom. new cottage. rents for Si-.o %
per month. Price. II sold now. N.3e.
lots, corner. near ingalls, school: y
sold by Tuesday, SO.
Is acres Of fine bottom land. close &c
packing houses. s.. so.
A. acres. \ mile from packing houses,
fine 10 sub-divide. $3.50 per acre
A -2-story frame business property
pays 20 per cent net. ESQ.
: acres. IN fruit and alfalfa, 7-roon cot
tage close in. S2.Ooo
loo feet, corner. on Enports. south OF
Twelfth street. fine shade. g e)N.
> acres. 6-room cottage. fruit and shade
must be sold. 81 .5oa.
) acres. \ mile from court house. will
make thirty 5O-fOot lots. and Will bring
800 each when sub-divided. Price.
8. 500
80 acres Of fine land. miles from court
house. s45 per acre.
$50 acre farm. : miles north. 20 acres IN
wheat ~ acres in corn. 20 IN oats. % In
alfalfa, fine improvements. good water,
one-third Of crop all OF hay and straw.
and possession July 10. Price. $40 per
acre. n. W. KEOHANE & CO.
lit rs y. Main 81
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STRsYED- Morning n 18Th. black MARE.
wears cd whits or hind fOsH. weight
about ~ Notify J. y. Croker. 70 fE-
position avenue. west SIDE. i-lt1
STR YED-An Old zorrsi mare. npflff
b. Erooffoos iaso North Waco. sss-5t
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FOR SALz-Cheap. ranch lands. Plenty
~ timber and water A-y slzed tracts
desired. from 80 90 Zoo acTes- = % -
per acre. Dne-thsrd n one-haf cash
balance 7 and Fszrss close n ship
Ping sud trading FONTS An irnprof ID
~1-acre farm f0r 80 csRE. Immediate
r-1s-es-ion. warranty d@~d- Wei an
rrrzrd 80 acres close u toEu. 8 -
Possession in March. Two Ecr1-si1ed
stores fr- sale Pine 3rcaticr for iurc-
FER irrr1s-1cr1s general rnfrTc ~ rcise ~
feed wheat &c fsear FOR csst. Cod
i-9s-acTe. improved ranch. niles r1in-
ming Mater. fcr 3 PEI acre Al =
f'cua1chr county write or - y
Bartaw. CnIdWater. kaa- lt--H
FDg sAI.E-The cheapest - scres r.
TITS coE1ty. - fuiles from re city. =
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Ed hara. plenty q s171e. = -
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ausINEss PROPERTY ZOE sALE.

T0R SAI,E~One large store building
we'll located. will be sold cheap. one
Groom cottage. tEO blocks from post
Office. lots OF fruit and shade, two lots,
f;euda. a bargain al 81 100 THIRTY dssir-
able residence iots2all big bargains
can on or address ". W Spencer,
Geuda SPRINGS. Kan l-liN
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FOR SAIE-tn and i47 y. Market street.
fne 3-storv business block. % BY 10
feet. J., Hills. 1913 y. Market.
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FOR SALE-Two very desirable lots on
South Lawrence avenue. east front ex-
ceilent neighhorhood. close 70 school and
car line. Inquire az 1851 s. Lawrence
avenue. i-ltx
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WAN S
Continued from, Fifteenth PaoeA
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N'~ihNS0 from FiTIeSnkn FdSe-)
Oh SAEE--A modern, Groom cottage;
very deslTab bic place, and VIII be sold at
Odrssr1n II taken soon. Laundry in
basement, furnace, electric lights, bath
Closes. good barn. large cistern. sewer
connections. This viii pay you 10 in
xfstigate- Located Twelfth and North
Richards. l-ltx
FOR SALE-l402 fremont 7-room cottage
ia feet, good barn. chicken house, city
water. The yard all set TO bearing fruit
trees. all first-class fruit. 1850.
Vacant lots a. bottom prices,
lots in It'll block south, $50.
Farms and ranches to suit YOU.
City property on the installment plan.
lit ]. F. BELLEW. 10 y. Main.
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For Sale-No. So 80 feet of ground
and 4-rOom house, in good repair. on
South Market street, for $50.
For Sale-No. 5l3. Five-room cottage
In good repair, cellar, coal house. city
water, 80 feet OF ground, on South
Market street. in the sixth block, 81 800,
will rent for So per month.
For Sale-SoGtheast corner OF Twelfth
and Enporia avenue 100 feet Of ground
4-roOm house: viii sell the corner 80 feet
or the south 80 feet and the house. or
win sell the whole property together at
a price less than other lots are selling
in that locality
For Saie-60 feet of ground, on the
West Side, on the car line. one of the
best building sites on the West Side. a
a very low price.
Let FREEMAN & FREEMAN.
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FOR SALE-Two nice, east front lots. in
the 18th block on South Main street.
Price, $50. w. - Nelson, 49, n Main
street Phone CO.. l5l-tf
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FOR SALE-Large ranch. cheap. with 300
acres IN crops. cattle contracts assign
&c 10 purchaser and immed11-te posses
sion. Price. s15,0o0: about one-half
cash. balance time to suit. We also
have many small ranches ard grass
farms at bargains. A. S. Nelson. I37 N
Main lit
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CLASSIFIED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR SALE-Fifty feet between Eleventh
and Iwelfth on y. Emporia: plenty OF
shade. 81 5. Topeka I-sun-w ed-sun-stx
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FOR SALE-5e feet. corner Morris and
Lulu avenue 81 each.
Lots near Lincoln street on Emporia, ss0
\ bargain on College HI
\ new house well located. 1880.
4 Douglas avenue property. very cheap.
$3.50
North Market street lots IN second blk
= husiness property on Main street.
- acres. near city.
See me for bargains
i-ltx II. NJ. GRAFTON. ~ y. Main
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fine home. IN north part ~ city. San
y bought Tor little more than half cost
OF construction. plumb.d far hoe and
cold water and gas GA. feet blue sass
lawn, beautiful shadc. harm and buggy
shed Price for short time s. 80 SaH
an View property after 3 q clock er
write owner. l226 Waco avenue 1-ft
BARGAINS BARGAINS remaans.
q carpets and mating at Fred Mem
Furniture Co, SEQ r. Douglas
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FOR ADOPTIoN-Bahy boy. sIs Est
Williams street. wichita kan. i-stx
CLOSING OUT TAILORING Establish.
me1t regardless Or value. suits fs4usa
and garments. many good saiaes or
ders nlied. saving yeu 30 per cent Tail
oring Co. 81 East Douglas l-itx
L. G. CHARLEs-Architecf Plans. speci-
ncauous and details for an classes Of
building Modern and conVenienf hssaes
speciality Room g. over Fourth Ma
uonal bank. Wichita. Kan.
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NOW IS THE TINE 20 paint your house
Himirslwright. Crawford tbeatsr. i-ix
DARRIOs DIAMONDS. lust recelvea a.
loc \. Main street The finest imitation
diamonds made Iss.ef
SHIRT WAISTS. stamped ready so ens-
oroidcr. IN All the new ard artistir de-
signs Bring vour s1aforfaf ~ 49,,
avenue fss-sfx
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MRS. =. wfsEMAN. ims 81 Francis ass..
makes O speciality 81 saundrsing ace
curtains l-lxa
RENTS WILL BUY a 5ioMk-
SO 70 500. payable eaaTier.y -
amounts equal 70 rent paid Interest "a
low as Z per cent No commissions Buy
q home. and on our piau pay for il vii
what you pay IS rent
DEAN GORDON.
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FOR SALE-i60 acres Of land. adjoining
the city on the southeast - acres in
cultivation. balance IN pasture good ?
story mouse small barn. good orchard
abundance running water. plenty Of
timber within 8 miles Of the corner or
Main ard Douglas.
For SaIe-fSl acres Of land. south q
Goddard 20 acres IN cultivation. IL
acres in wheat balance in oats and
corn 60 acres IN NOV land. 10 acres ~
pasture. an good. smooth. rich land
can be bought az a bargain. good terms
1T FREEMAN & FREEMAN.
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shade- y ; Icpeka- 1-snn-wed-sun-stx
FOR SALE-Wheat and alfalfa land.
Value OF farm products for 1901 a
shown by the report Of the Kansas
Board Of Agriculture VOL .. No. 50:
Secgwick county ....-.. BIZ % per CAPITA
Sumner county .-.-..-... 49, 70 per capita
Reno county ..-...-..--.- ISS. @ per ca Dirss
Meade county .--.--.-.-.- go. % per capita
VIII sell choice. level wheat and alfalfs.
land in Meade county at $50 TO 500
per acre; good title; convenient TO rail-
road: alfalfa averaged IN this county
for 1901. = tons per acre
c. 2. BURLINGTON.
Room 81. Whine Bldg, Wichita. Kan.
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FOR SALE-Fgnesf hussE1-r sste o. Eaco
avenue - feet 81 c1rreT - Wac an
Central ave1raa cer1srt TukE ca twg
sides Wheeler Z Kelly -s r Elrst
street Prose - 1Gwe-ss-ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
A LADY'S SUICIDE
IN N0TTOWAY
.,ecreted a Pistol in Her Bed for
Several Days, and Then Took
Her Own Life.
1snecial pispatch to The Times )

BLACKSTONE, VA, Jan. S.-A sensa-
tionaI suicide occurred a few miles north
of Wellville, in this county, yesterday,
when Mrs. John Cole, the wife OF hleh'
iy respected farmer, shot herself while
confined to her bed. Placing the pistol
against her left breast Just above the
heart she fired the shot that caused IN
stant death.
There is no reason given for the rash
act, save dependency on account of Ill
health. Mrs. Cole was suffering with
consumption, and had spoken previously
Of her serious condition.
A few days previous she: sent a boy to
her brother-in-law, Mr. Chas. Cole, who
is employed in hardware store here.
to send her pistol and to load it for
her before sending. She promised the boy
to give him the pistol in a few days as
his pay for coming. Her brother-in-la" la :"
sent her the weapon, not dreaming OF
her Intentions She kept the pistol Sc
curely hid among the bed clothes until
she used it to end her own life.
She leaves a husband and several chill.
dren These vary in ages from nearly
grown to six-months-old babe. Neigh
bors have taken the babe to care FOR 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
CLOSE SCRUTINY
OF PENSION CLAIMS
Chairman Of Senate Committee Says
None But Most Meritorious Will
Be Recommended.
INV Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. Jan S--During the
consideration BY the Senate to-day OF pri-
syate pension legislation, In response TO
an inquiry from Senator Bacon. some
important statements were made by MIR.
Gallinger, chairman of the committee on
Pensions, in respect to regulations adopt
ed by the committee to govern 1t IN the
consideration and recommendation Of pri-
vate pension bills
He announced that none but absolutely
m eritorious cases would be presented to
the Senate for its consideration, and that
the closest scrutiny would be given oy
the committee to every bill introduced.
He said that no pension exceeding $50
a, month would be recommended by the
committee for the. widow of a general
officer. and that pensions for the widows
Of other officers would be scaled down
proportionately.
The interesting case OF DR.. Lazeare,
who, at the instance of Johns Hopkins
University and the Government, went to
Cuba and submitted himself to inocula-
ton with yellow. fever through mosquito
bites, and died from the disease thus
contracted. was brought to the Senator's
attention by Mr.. sMcComas. who inquired
whether DR.. Lazeare's widow would be
entitled to a pension. No decision was
reached, but It was the opinion Of Sena-
tors Gallfnger and Cockreli that the case
had no pausionable status
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
GOVERNOR MEETS
WITH STATE BOARD
Plans to Be Secured at Once for a
New Building at the Eastern
State Hospital.
fSnccial Dlsnatch to The Timesl !


WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Jan. S-The
Eastern State Hospital Board have been
in session all day, They viewed the re-
mains of the burned building and found
the outer walls in pretty good condition.
Governor Montague, who arrived this
morning and conferred with the board,
left for Richmond this afternoon, having
spent the day with DR.. l. S. Foster, at
the hospital Representatives of various
insurance companies were here.
The board. after examining the cleo
trician, fireman. attendants and other
employees as to the origin of the fire tina,
destroyed the tower building, passed res
olutions to the effect that all officials ana
employees were biatneless, and entirely
exonerating them. and expressed conf
Ience in the capacity. and ability of the
superintendent his assistants and en-
ployest
The board was not able to arrive at any
conclusion as to the origin of the fire.
The directors authorized the superin-
tendent to secure plans and specifications
for a new building. and was instructed
to report to the Executive Committee.
which is to meet soon. said committee
to make a report OF Its findings to a
special board meeting to be held on the
Ath instant
The members Of the board present were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
NAN EXP PRES in
SOUTHERN DEPOT
Mr.. William C. TreviIlan, Gloucester
Postmaster, Merchantand Under
taker, Dies Here Suddenly.

Mr.. William c. Trevillian. Of Ark. near
Gloucester Courthouse, died yesterday
afternoon about o'clock In the South
crn Railway Depot, in this city.
Mr.. Trevillian was a man of proui-
nence in the community in which he
lived, and was postmaster. merchant,
lumber dealer. and undertaken at Ark.
His age was sixty years ssss
The death of this gentleman Is singu-
larly pathetic. He was on his way home
He knew that his end was near, and he
was going home that he might die among
the people with whom he had lived and
iabored For some time Mr.. Trevilliau
had been sufferer from Bright,s disease
A short time ago he went up to Roanoke.
hoping the change of food, air and en-
vironments would benefit him. ButsShe
received no material help In fact he
grew worse after q few days, and it he
came plain that the.end could not he far:
off. His brother-in-law was with hin1.-
Early yesterday morning they set out
for home. racing against death. They.
left the Norfolk and Western train at.
Burkeyille, taking the Southern there for
Richmond so as to catch the York River
train here at 4:3o. The train on which
they came to Richmond reached here
about 4 O'Clock. They alighteds Afr. Tre-
william being: very, feeble and having to
be lifted. The dis. ,ase had sapped his
strength. The sick man. had hardly been
! taken into the depot before expiring
DR.. TAYLOR, the city coroner was nod-
fed and repaired t. the depot, whnreshe
viewed the remains. He learned the cir
curnstance Of the death as printed above
SOt course. an Inquest was not Necessary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
MARYLAND SENATORS.
Arthur. Pue German Nominated Unanimously
by Democratic laucus.
(By Associated Press }

Not 1Assoe'"ee'1 = ''9'SS.3
ANNAPOLIS, MD, Jan. S--Hon. Ar
thur P. German and Chairman Murray
Van Diver. of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, were selected as the
Democratic nominees for United States
Senate and State treasurer. respectively,
at the Democratic caucus held tonight.
Senator Gorman's selection was unani-
nous and enthusiastic. There were six
ty-four members present. and as sixty
one is sufficient to elect on joint ballot
the question of the next United States
Senator and State treasurer is regaroed
as settled.
The Republicans held their caucus in
the afternoon and nominated Congress
man William H. Jackson. of W1comlco
county, for United States senator ana
General Thomas J.;Shryock, OF Balu1noIe
city, for State treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
MUST NOT HOLD
BOTH OFFICES
5PresidentRoos 0Rceholders
to Retire from the Republican
State Committee.

It is stated that an order has gone out
from President Roosevelt to the Repub-
lican officeholders Of Virginia to the effect
that they must resign their positlons III
party organizations This order Is salo
not to refer. to city and county commit
tees but more particularly to the State
Committee, many Of whose members hold
offices.
If this 4edict has gone out, as reported,
there will be general shaking up in the
State Committee and many strange faces
will be seen IN the conicfsnees OF III s
minority party in the future. There were
no members Of the State organization in
the city last night, and from prominent
members of the party who were seen, no
confirmation Of the report could be mad,
though a thoroughly trustworthy gentle
man assures The Times that he has seen
heiletter.
Z Those members Of the State Committee
who would be forced to retire. Should the
order be enforced are Chairman Park
Agnew, internal revenue collector for the
Western District; Secretary Asa Rogers.
internal revenue collector for the Eastern
District; United States Marshal Brown
Allen. of the Western District. member
from the Tenth Congressional District,
and United States Marshal Morgan Treat,
member from the Third Congressional
District. A coincidence which mlsns
strengthen the belief in the report is tina
of the four men mentioned three-Messrs
Agnew, Rogers and Treat-are known TO
be in Washington, and It'll probable other
mem bers are also on the spot.
Postmaster knight said last night that
he had heard indirectly that such an Or
der had been sent OUT but had seen no
copy Of the document or heard one men
stion it who had. Hon. j. HamEston Hoge.
who is stopping at Murphy's, was asked
concerning this reported action on the
part Of the President, and said he could
not believe it was true. He said he was
lust from the Capital, and while there
had seen Chairman Agnew, out in his
congregation with him there had been
no mention of. any such order. What
could be Mr.. Roosevelt's object in re-
auiring off1ceholders to retire from the
the State Committee?" Mr.. Hoge was
asked. To this he replied: II do not
know. unless in some States there have
gotten into government Offices undesira-
bic men by means of their political pull,
and he thinks BY severing their connection
{ with the organization their strength
would be gone and they would in this
way be gotten rid Of" ''But," he added.
that is not a very satisfactory explana-
ton, for believe Mr.. Roosevelt is just
the man to retire such ofhceholders with
out unnecessary and roundabout ways :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
NOMINATED BY PRESIDENT.
R. C Marshall, Jr., Made Lieutenant of
Artillery.
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, D. Co., Jan. S.-The
President to-day sent the following noni-
nations to the Senate:
Leslie NJ. Shaw, Iowa.. Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Henry C. Payne, Wisconsin,, Postn,as-
ter-General.
John r. A. Grassland, Missouri, min
lister resident and consul general to Liz
beria>
Treasury-Conrad n. Jordan. assistant
treasurer of the United States at New
York; George w. Whitehead, appraiser of
merchandise. district Of New York; Col
lector of Internal Revenue, John e. Nc
Call. for the Fifth District Of Tennessee;
John T. Wilder, pension agent at Knox
vile. Tenn; Nathan H. Alexander, re-
ceiver of public moneys at Montgomery,
Ala: John c. Dancy, of North Carolina,
recorder of deeds in the District of Co
lurnbia.
United States Attorney, Alfred E. Hoi-
ton, Western District of North Carolina.
United States Marshal, Henry C. Dock
cry, Eastern District of North Carolina.
Pestmasters: Alabama - James w.
Hughes. Birmingham. virginia-Joseph
W. Waddy, Buena Vista; John B. KIM
berly. Fortress Monroe: Thomas w.
Carter. Orange. Georg1a-H. P. FarroW,
Gainesville: John NJ Duff, Tifton; Thorn
as NJ. Ray. vaidoota- South Carolina
David Aiken, Greenwood: George S..
McCravy, Laurens: J. c. Hunter. Union;
Preston Rion, Winnesboro; Charles j.
Purcell Newberry. Tennessee-John l..
Sinclair, DVersburg;. John G.. Campbell,
Johnson City; William Spellings, Nc
Kenzie: John B. Dice, Morristown; Alex
ander Ragan. Newport: Abe L. David
son. Tullahoma.
Army: Lieutenant Colonel, E. Van
Arsdale Andruss. artillery to be colonel.
Artillery: Second Lieutenants James II.
Bryson, Georgia.; r. c.. Marshall. Jr.,
Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-09
LOOKS LIKE COMBINE.
Director of White Star Liuc Elected TO Board
of Leylsnd Line of Steamers.
(By Associated Press.J

LONDON, Jan. S.-The Right Hon.
William James Pirrie chairman of Har-
land and VOLTS Shipbuildipg Company.
has been elected director of the Ley
land Line. Mr.. Pirrie is also q. director
of the White Star Line. The Leyland
Line was recently consolidated with the
Atlantic Transportation Company. M
Pirrie's election, with the appointment
of Henry Wilding. of Richardson, Spence
and Company. English agents Of the
American Line. TO be chairman of the
Leyland Line, in succession to ]. X
Gilman. is believed i'll shipping circles to
Indicate that some sort of an arrange
ment between the White Star, American
and Atlantic Transportation lines has
been concluded.