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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

Ing out Of troops WINS never neces-
sary, and that the conditions Hpcci-
Red Ia Gov. Efone'a proclamation
ulo not exist that the civil authori-
wee we're abundahtly able at all
ZINES 70 cope with the isolated Eases
~ awisssnesa when Il occurred
taN ehippie. i2=year- old
~ ~ ~ hoy, Was the next Witness,
Hs said that he had been ~ setooi
on'y one Xeaf In his life Ills fatb-
.fte ~ hhled IN the minea and ovs ed
- " We company NJ the time. The
Doy sald that he had since been
m". ...l,i ept hie fathers old aocotsnt,
- Wen az having to pay rent ana
Tor fuel The child had basn 1917
ing four months ana had never ~.
ccived penny IN cash. He snld mo
dust WAS vary bad for the hre,lscr
boys. ffa said that his baek 90
lame sometimes from eonstsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
BALLARD
CHANGING

BALLARD, Dec. 1.-THE supcrflu-
QUE population Of this city q nov
given exercise on chnlnReuH,
which has been inHtituted for the
benefit Of persistent saloon loafcft,
without t4aible means Of support
round up Of barrooma ~ made every
evening 81 aenrch OF recruits. Tho
gang IL employed la street cleaning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
COMMISSION HEARS
MORE TESTIMONY
concerning Living Conditions Among the Min
crs and Troubles With Non-Unionists

bcRANToN. Pa, Dec sr,.
commission announced this rnsrn,ns
Nat there would be only a short 80.
slon today. Father carran ,et,,,,,s,
70 the stand. Ne declared that tha
eonditions in the wilkesbarre mines
were depiorabIe. He admitted that
Winston. a n0n-union man. had been
trutaliy murdered NJ the Oiiphant
mines. but said that he ala not know
whether the victim was killed by
union or non-union men. The diseus-
Sion Of the evidence brougtt out
nothing new. II developed into a tri-
infuiaf argument regarding the use
" the word scnb, Curran contend
ins that the latter applied only to
4 class Of men who worked to the
injury Of The general community.
5 Father Curran said that the CALI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
YOUNG GIRL BRUTALLY BEATEN
I'M fight WITH MASKED BURGLAR
Grapples With Thug in
Hallway
IS LEFT FOR DEAD
,,ss MABEL HAYS LOSES IN
nrsesRATE STRUGGLE TO
sfcoveR PLUMBER

IN. At the ficst cowardiy and con-
..'ss,spl. erimes the city has known
...nths was committed last even
alnaest Within STONE throw
= s,hlsf II i'oiicc SuiiiYaass rest
.se Miss Natel Hays a ts-yesr-
=, al Who lives with her mother
~ nslthef ia a coitaKc Al te3 Tenth
ssenac. aes the victim,
80 met the customary masked
Aarxias IL the hallway Of her own
s.ae' and though uaatmcds bfNNciy
s.15aeAea hlm. ahc thnE lstslisted
=. kns.< Ans heF down with q club,
.vins aef for dead. Las kily thc
49, 81 the murderous blew WAs
s.aeued ty the xirls hait. and she
- t,ot seriously intufnas This
All ret away Win s1lta sold
s.seh SIC n money ana a fsW other
s.h,sHies In the hsht With Miss
nass NJ dsepped several diamond
,.ps ard nther articles OF tewetrs,
Z. veil - an oVefVoat ne Nas carry
n AeAt
rhs earslar probably entered the
k>a<s thrpagh the 'front.' deor ~
nrsn< q PASS Key Al any rate.
-S..fIh.s anliing the fact that Miss
t<4<4a Hz44AFAs AAAHH - = tHHAH = A%AfA
- s4ffs brother and aunt. Nrto In
: rssf Fsrara. Ne had thorauEhly ran
...s-s the house y hen Miss HAYS
ans hesne from an erfaad ahout
- oifloes.
~ waa IN his way out Nhen he
- n sirl on stairway. IN an
.rssrssne ~ warned her 70 keep
80 ana forcrd her to the bottom
= "a. stsifeasr. step By step. nsnac-
- hsr .ith the upliftcd bludxron.
whsn Re reached ths ground ficor
a. burxtar started Zoe the door
5ast thsu the frightened ctr noticed
,hai he wss carrying away an over
.z.xs h-~torxtng 90 her uncle. she
.-is.a IT, SKIRTS of the garment and
s,f-,rrfr.i e. Nrret u away from him
!. !. passed through the deer.
rs<n the thug deliberately re-eu.
,,rss ths hcase aud struck the Eiri
: Ma mai rendered her uacon-
.ssses. The other Inmates OF the
h..ss< heard = scream Hnd q heavy
Al and came 70 her Assistance. II
as an hoaf before she revived and
theuxh attn hystrricai from fright,
raia her sfnry.
The eiah the burglar used was =
l<axy rsses Of box roughly fash
f.ret info 4 weapon.
ne case vss reported r. the fso-
ne but 10 arrests have been made
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The mysterious dianppehranee OF
Harry Lewth waite. Of North Bend,
II. G.. from the National hotel, IN
this city, IN under inycRtigatiun by
the police ~ Seattle ana OF Van
eonvar, ~ G. Under circumstances
which lead 10 the belief that he
either committed suicide or was muir.
defed fowthwaite dropped out OF
sight November Is. Since that time
nothing has been heard OF him, not
withdrawing the fact that the police
OF Two cities and many friends have
been looking for some trace OF him
Suicide 10 the most plausible theory
advanced. although there IN a poHsis
hiiigy that he met death IN one 81
the haunta Of criminals With which
Seattle at present nbouudn.
brother OF the missing man h. infss=
tisatipg the strange disappearance
aud WI -ift the matter 10 the bot
tom " the police fat 10 do 80 nat
brother n now tn Vancouver. but u
expected Co come Go Seattle tonight
or tomorrow
rhs brother feels confident that
fsawthwaite met with foul play and
II that h found to be the case, viii
see 20 II that the crime IN avenged.
There are mysterious features IN tltf
case that ~ill Justify Investigation.
Harry i.eWth eHlte II or was aeeut
q Year, of age. he came "a Seattle
November ~ and Registered at the
National hatel. when he Registered
ha was undsr the Influence Of liquor
to such an extent that hiH signature
ON .he hotel register is barely leEthls
lie WAS n man Of striking appear.
arce and wors an English cap and
clothes that were cut IN a decidedly
English manner. lie seemed To be
an nffahls young FELLOW and made
aany friends At the hotel
Was Out Of Funds
when ne took his room. No. :. he
paid one day in advance. After he
had been III the house nearly week
= o. Woods. the nan~ger 81 the
hotel. casually asked him about his
biH I.ewthwsits said then that he
~as out OF cash. but that he had a
eheek for a eonstdsfahis sum OF
money that he would cash at the
Canadian bant a. soon hs he could
be properly Identified. He stated
that IN All probability he would set
the money the nest day. Mr.. Woods
said no more about the matter and
had pleasant chat With hts guest
on other matters.
since tina, day nothing has been
seen nor heard Of fsawthNRite. lie
I'D not sleep Ia he room that night.
The mans disappearance ga not
seem strange tn Mr. Woods At fifsta
a. he thought tssWthwaite might
have gone off un another spree,
when several days had passed. how
ever he began 20 isgNestiERte-
All Of IssnthNaite'H baEzuse had
been left la the room and apparently
nothing was disturbed. The police
ssere notified and a detective Was de-
tailed on the sase. The officer made
= thorough search II the missing
mans baggage, hut nothing that
ssauid throw any lisht upon the
mystery was found. There the mat
ter was virtually dropped by the
local police.
~ Alleged Letter
~ the poiiee hsafauarters this
a. NaaFs
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that he had decided TO make away
with himself.
I.aNthwalfe'a brother scouts the
suicide theory, as there WAS appar-
emily no reason for such action
Hts theory In said Ia be- that Lew
thwaitc caHhed the check Al the
bank. began drinking and later, ln
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$50 LOTS SOLD ms Days.

In Hliimnn city. the beautiful new
addition OF 1000 large, cleared lots,
just opened. nj SIS to 5000 terms 81
down. 80 cents per week. Now that
the Seattle Electric Company owns
tho line. watch the property double
In value, Hundreds OF Fremont,
f.atona aud Brooklyn people are
buying IA Hiiiman city, ms they
prefer 20 be close In, rs Il II only
Il minutes ride on old Renton car
line on Washington street.. Hlllman
city signs on front of cara cent
fare: car line crosses center OF
property large warm office ON
grounds. buycra have fine view OF
city. sound, mountainsi some
agents charge 4 times NJ much FOR
lots not half a. enod Remember,
] am lllilman. the owner, 40 don't
delay, come today. open Sun
dag A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

" connection with the affair,
Miss HAYS y tho nth vtetim Of
hsF sex thasa have found In Seattle
within the past - DAYS.
Ne eefnan Vas ever held up IN
Seattle. 80 fnr as the paiiee know,
until after the establishment % the
rev fendefinin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
HIS DISAPPEARANCE
Henry Lewihwaite Of North Bend B. c., Is Believed
TO Have Been FouIIy Dealt With in Seattle
Suicide Probable However

one OF the dives below Yesier way
vas put out Of business and
robbed.
The police are inclined 70 believe
that Lswfh waite was out Of money
aud when asked 10 pay his hotel bill
became despondent and committed
suicide.
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Bill. FOR
PENSIONS
House Passes Appro-
priation Quickly

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Dec g.
The house took up the pension NH
in committee Of the whole TINS AT
fefnoon. The hill WIS reported 81
fglb and PASSED 10 minutes later
without opposition
The London dockaFe bill was called
IN and made the special order OF
business for Monday.
When the house met Speaker Hem
dersou announced the following
committee appointments. Glass OF
virginia. Democrat. Pacific rnil-
raada. and postofflce expenditures
Biiluieefsof fcnnHytVunia, pcmncraL
mines and mining.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

| THIRTY DAYS OF CRIME
UNDER CHIEF SULLIVAN
ns~.. d..s. and ssef.. .psaL fer ,hs.ss.s We q. s
. ss... ss.. s.s..'"..., :. ..., ;s.s...s
- .s y sss :: ss; .ss. s.. ss .
s.s # .s'ss,"s fail .sn., ,;" ssss 2, ~ s are
psase sosirs November sssii
s :ss, .ss sss p sss. % sns sa ~
Arsss. tsnssris'n rss0r, Murderer
SEEN :.Tss .s:s. y '' :s:s s'. ' s::ss.
sr u s ss .sas.. en- " ares. ss. pss. ss~
4 g ss.S s., s'' 70 .as rsss.s On Rsn,or hin
Nee - s'sss .nsssa,sr ito os,s.s. on rssr,
- = 81; 49, s: .ss s' s .s ss'ss ss p wAn
Nss ,s-Ts ssrsss.. ans petty
bssrs ed Smith their prsonsr stree
sss. is-1sss. tai. nigh, Tee morning Of
Nss. is-osrssr Dean brv,sy assaulted ard robbed IN
% s.s ss'.. E . f.. :. ' c -s .s.. @
Nav. it-ssrssr i. serrsr.s ST. m.rs. poae.
:; s. ''t s.s.s, ss e. stabbed
s. ss r.. .sss s:', :, two .sa and SIS IN
s.ns.r'sn 80. chief Of police FROM 'd.ho fed. Sc
ss:. Of s., ssI,!. . s'; s;::: ~ u.
cape from city. Women 90 free -.
Pike ife Warren street, W. ~ Clifford 10
Denny
Nov aoIos criminal arrested for beat
plsndsr found his No
ssst.sn except fer assault
Nov. 2f--seVsrsf rokberes reported
Nov z2-Denns Collie Of Tssoma, hrstab assauhsd and
ssbeed landing city. Probably 10
Iursd fer NE No yet made
New 2t-Mr. w. NJ MsArds. an aged working woman held
footpsd sndsrisip ds
tet while hsr~ 20 Hiah~aynsn find their first
victim ef Mra MoArdiss
Nov. gh~.ymen take day off, Sneak thieves keep
On grinding.
Nov. s5-chsrle. muens son the quiet gambling house
nd held highway
stolen One sres.-of the wrong
made Matter hu.hss Suspect turns out 20 be bsrsisr
rdsron varsity Underworld gives thanks for immunity
IRON police inssrfsrenes .
Nov 2s-Mss Rsasy's druasters robbed
Nov. zs-The araf 10 good Gentlemen high~symen walk
Into Moorss bind his wife and little nephew
they for embroidered altar cloth
$4,000 snd hs,rioon They
take js1sry instead failing In their search
dance No Hshwsynnsn srend quiet night
Emit q notorious terdsrloin character
l. Dsggs Star dance hall
awe himself sheriff Police rejoice accordingly.
2-6sntsrsn burglar breaks into L. Hirsehberas
a 1910 victim with revolver and walks of
with diamonds and
Dee 4urs X. Ramps attacked by unrssksd burglars In
pundsrsd Police make arrests
De-. B-A C. Rockwell held and robbed, Broadway
and Madison street.
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REED CROWS
WORSE

WASHINGTON. u. c, Dec. a.
Thomas r. Reeds symptoms. as eiv-
on in this mornings bulletin, are not
~ favorable aH yesterday. lie fails
to retain nourishment. and suffers
nausea. which has highly dopresu-
inf effect.
Later Mr. Reed II much better
this afternoon.
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A. The polio he1f1uaTfFTF ms
morning " WAS stated that infoFfns-
fisn had been received that Lew
thNaite had written a letter 10 his
wife IN North Rend. ~ C.. saving
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
SOCIALISTS
Continued from Fifth Page.

Register of Deeds-Wilourn Bush.
Coroner-B. ]. sweeney.
County Commissioner-East district,
D. z. Hastings.
Representative, Seventy-frst District
William Dye.
Representative, Seventy-seventh Dis
tIict-J. J. French.
Representative, Seventy-third District
Z. L. Thompson.
Considerable discussion was precipi-
tated over the selection of some OF the
men for the Offices Several Offices were
passed without nominations being made.
but when it came to the Office of repre-
sentative of the Seventy-first district,
Mr.. Arnold said that Mr.. Labb, the Popu-
list candidate, was pretty good Social
list and had worked with the Socialists,
but he was unable to join the party at
this time owing to his utilization with an
other. The chairman wanted the con-
vention to leave the place blank on the
ticket and S. P. Cress and z. L. Thomp-
son vigorously opposed such action. This
kind of a nomination looked like fusion
they said, and il is the principal part of
the pledge Of the party that a member
cut himself away from all other political
faiths, and this phase had just been
talked about good deal and in the same
meeting the leaders wanted fusion with
some other party. Several heated dis
cussions were INDUCED in by the dele
gates and the motion to pass the Office
was lost by a vote Of to 8. The offices
for which no nominations were made
leave the voter 10 cast his ballot for the
rominee of any other party at his own
discretion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
JOINT DEBATE ARRANGEMENTS.

Craddock to Have the Advantage of
Opening and Closing.
All arrangements have been made by
Mr. Denny and Mr. Ayers. acting under
instructions from their state committees.
for the great joint debate between VIII
lis J. Bailey and w H. Craddock in this
city next week.
Mr.. Craddock is to open in sixty
minute talk; Mr.. Bailey is TO really in a
seventy -five-minute talk. and MI Grad
dock. is to close in twenty minutes.
The meeting will begin promptly at 8
0 clock. The Republicans win have the
north half of the Auditorium; thu Demo-
Gratis the south half.
here will be two time-keepers. selected
locally For the Democrats Mr.. W. J.,
Babb will ast; for the Republicans Judge
T. b. Wall
No speeches in introduction viii be per-
mitted. The introduction will be purely
formal
The state committees have ruled out
any demonstrations previous TO the meet
ing.
The meeting will be undoubtedly the
greatest even held IN the city OF pohI-
ical nature. Mr.. Craddock has been
avoiding Joint discussion from the begin
ming of the campaign. He has finally
consented to enter one at Wichita He
has been given the opening and closing
Of the Wichita debate, a decided advan-
tage, and VIII have every chance to ex-
plain himself. And from the kind of
figures he has been using over Kansas,
he will need both the opening and closing.
and then some, to get himself out of the
tangle he has got himself into
The key to health is in the kidneys
and liver. Keep these organs active and
you have health, strength and cheerful
spirits. PR1cKLY ASH B1TTERs is
stimulant fcr the kidneys, regulates the
liver, stomach and bowels. A golden
household remedy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
LOOKS LIKE
WEST END
viii Be Location of Orient
Passenger Depot.
CITIZENS ARE AROUSED
All are Working TO Have Some
Site Selected.

It looks ike the Orient depot would be
built in the west end district. The sup
porters Of that location are working
might and main to get the company to
select that site, and the supporters of
the fremont street site have also been
aroused, and the two forces are doing all
in their power to win the company for
their respective sites In fact. every cit
izen of Wichita has been aroused over
the selection Of an Orient depot site. and
the two locations mentioned are gaining
new material every day, and when the
site is finally selected 1t will be only
after q hard-fought battle Of the two
opposing sets Of adherents. The fight is
good natured, but spirited. The whole
eale interests of the east end fully realize
of what benefit the Orient would be TO
them and many have withdrawn their OBJ
jections and names from the renen-
STRANGE and are openly working to get
the city 10 give them the fremont street
franchise.
The people Of the west end district and
property owners know that it would De
q good thing Cor them TO get the depot
In their section of the city and every
man interested is out pushing for the
location Of the depot on Water and VIII
liam street or facing Douglas avenue.
liam street or facing Main street.
A special council meeting was called
last night, but Councilmen Luling, Isley
and Pierce were out of the city end
when some Of the members met in the
council chamber it was found thaC d
quorum was not present.
Mayor Mclean and CT Davidson re-
turned from Kansas City Yesterday,
where they had a conference with a num-
Der of Orient officials concerning the ste
for the depot. In speaking Of The trip,
Mr. Davidson said:
1T is nov up 20 Wichita where she
wants the depot to be located. The f.
fcals said that they had been turned
down twice and would let the city de
eide what to do, and. If practicable. the
company would do as requested. 1t is
Imperative that the company select the
site for its depot at an early date and it
has come to a point where it must &c
must soon know where their depot IS TO
be located, so they can pan for il and
also plan for getting to it.
The citizens of this city and the coun-
cilmen did not realize of what import
ance to the company the selection of
site was or they would have acted sooner.
The company had not informed us how
much they wanted TO know where their
depot was and we did not understand
their position. Wichita and the city coun-
Gil are willing to do the right thing for
this company and they viii do it, and be
fore another week passes. It is abso-
luteIy necessary to select site right
away and the people must decide which
site they want, and it viii be offered to
the company, and [ feel sure they viii
accept 1t is up to Wichita to decide
which site they want and this decision
must be made right now"
Cleanse the liver and bowels and regu-
late the system by using PRICKLY
ASH BITTERS. It creates and sustains
energy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
WILL BE A HOT GAME
Lewis Academy and High school
Football Teams Neet October

One of the most interesting football
games to be played on Wichita fields
this season win probably be the game
Saturday, October Il, between Lewis
academy and Wichita high school Last
season the high school had one of the
fastest teams in the state and put up
an article of football which could not
help winning the admiration of even her
strongest rivals. Though they lose Stern
berg and Barnes for halves. new ma
terial has developed which promises to
equal their record. Jordan is working
hard for full back, while Dunn and
Wharem are back to make the line al
most invincible At the academy, Cap
tain Hayden. last years end, has fallen
back to right half, with Veach. a new
man, running his interference on left
end. From Kainkard's showing az prac-
tice he is expected 70 make a record at
tackle. and with the help Of Taylor, on
right end. TO bore a big hole in the line
for ex-Captain Heinig at half and Haze
berry In his old place at full. Bob Small
last years center, is looked for every
day. and will help hold the reputation
Lewis academy made last year by win
ming the championship of the city.
Strengthen the tired kidneys and purify
the liver and bowels with a few doses
of PRICKLY ASH BITTERS. 1t is an
adroira hIe kidney tonic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

Pcstlewaite, Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Mann.
Mrs. 3. c. Silsbee. DR.. and Mrs Glass
Geek and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. W. A.
Minnick and child, and DR.. and Mrs. G. c.
Purdue.
The train was an elegant one, and con-
sisted of one standard Pullman. three
tourist sleepers. two new chair cars, two
coaches. and one baggage car. It goes
through 10 Washington via Santa Fe 10
Chicago, via Zig Four to Cincinnati, and
via Chesapeake and Ohio to its destina-
ton Mr. G L. Seagraves. passenger
agent of the Santa Fe at Topeka, accom-
naaied the train.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
GOING TO WASHINGTON.
Santa Fe Special Takes Many Tour
lists to G. A. r. Encampmont

A heavy Santa Fe special filed with
passengers from Texas points. passed
through Wichita yesterday morning.
bound east. The tourists are visitors to
the Grand Army encampmeat IN Wash
ington. and were Joined here by the fol-
lowing Wichitsns, who so to the capital
city Of the nation 10 take part in the
patriotic exercises To BE- held there:
Mrs P. J. Hurlburt. c O. Clark. Mary
J Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Brown. NJ.
J Lloyd. \. T. Nanny. Ophir Buchard.
Della Manny Mrs Rose Nahaney. Mrs.
a a. Hammond, Mrs. Mason. AR and
Mrs a. d. Camp Judge Barrett. Mrs.
Nary E. Little, ". T. Walker. y. a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
sTUNG BY SHOT.
George Mathews Accidentally Wound
ed While Duck Hunting.

George Mathews returned yesterday
from duck shooting expedition out Cairo
way. and brings back several sears as
evidence that he was with q shooting
party. He was accidentally shot in the
face by some one Of his fellow sports
Zen, and narrowly escaped the loss Of an
eye from the peppering he received.
The duck hunters who recently made the
trip 10 the Pratt county preserves for a
shooting picnic have returned 70 the city.
They report the sport as Disappointing
and the killing light. because of the IN
favorable condition Of the weather, which
was not cold enough.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

following members for officers for the
ensuing year: President. Henry BilIman;
vice president, Oscar Boseck; secretary.
Julius Zimmermann; treasurer, John
Herrig; guide. Henry SchoenfeId; trustee
for eighteen months. Fred Brandt; trus-
tee for twelve months. Franz BeTberich;
trustee for six months, August Luetjen-
The installation VIII take place next
Thursday. Friends OF the members are
invited to take part in the exercises.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
ROCK ISLAND RUNS SPECIALS.
Many Tourists Travel to G. A. r. En-
campment at Washington.

Wichita yesterday carrying passengers 10
the G. A. r. reunion at Washington, D
c The first train. in the morning, was
filed with people from Texas points, and
the second, leaving in the afternoon. was
loaded with passengers from Oklahoma
There were eight coaches in the first
tain, which was accompanied by Mr..
z. BascOm. district passenger agent
OF the Rock Island. The afternoon train
vas composed OF four coaches and a bag
gage car. Fifty-seven Wichita citizens
left the city yesterday for Washington,
over this rnad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
HIS PONY CAME BACK.
Ed Blood's Horse Returns Without
His Saddle

Ed Blood. who. during Carnival week
had his horse stolen from his farm. south
of this city. yesterday reported that the
Arabian pony had come back home. bl.S
without his saddle. The saddle was worth
$50 and Mr. Blood is stin on the trail
of the thisf who broke into his home
and then stole his pony. letting all the
livestock out Of the pasture. 1t is sup
posed that the robber rode the pony down
to about the Minnesota and then let him