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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-25
MRS. HORACE {. STEBBINS DEAD.
Funeral from Grace Church, Where She
Was Married Last November.

Mrs Julia Seymour Stebbins. the wife
of Horace Chase Stebbins. died on Wednes-
day at s outhampton, l.. l., and will he
buried on Saturday from Grace Church
in tn lis city, where she was married on
Nov. rs last
Mrs. Stebbins was the daughter of
George Crawford Clark, a banker of 5lsNall
street and member OF the New York
Stock Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-25
House wrcckers on Strike Now.

A strike of $50 members OF the House,
wreckers' Union began yesterday for
union conditions. They tear down old
buildings. A few are employed by the
Rapid Transit contractors,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-25
PARKS DELEGATES IN.
Probability That Buchanan Will Now Give
In the Fight for President.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 24.-Sam Parks's
union having been reinstated in the Inter
national Association Of Bridge and Struct-
ural Iron Workers, Parks delegation from
that union was seated in the convention
to-day.
1t IL likely that Buchanan will not now
run for president and that Park8's man will
be elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
"a MODEL CITY"

city In
and
The ade VIII Of M yandertnrs model
u q %
90
4 o n
Of q ~nts
aisstFiu sss
surely all The material conditions living
a =
h TO Be
~hch
densSs and
vi b
trpubs about
me Own
rest
people nd he
comfortable h
Individuality
are Il
burnt there n b.
aman cy -
IN
lord , q
parted the reyoi labor
country
6oes not prde for the Aspirations and sentiments of s pep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
CHSTIRON
WILDCATS

Two NlldeatH that arrived Yester-
daY afternoon fram Port hiakeiey
ON the stehmeF Sarah NJ ReHton
caused Wild scramble among the
people on the Guiman pier and made
for ~. q mn the dock agent, hiN
bunch % trouble. Water front iohs
sfn. b. the way, are takins pains q
see that he DOS cot forget she oe=
Cufrsnes
when the Wildcats arrived Ar HiH
started on a tour uf the warchouea
TO md them. an they wefn 40 be
transfafrsd 20 another dock To his
disgust he discassFsa thsy we're not
ia sight
Where are the boxea those wiid.
cRta ara tn" he asked ~ capita Ia
Percy fs~Fffsond Of the Hsutan.
They have Just escaped ysitsa
the captain. with meck terror IN his
volos His words had the effect OF
= live wire IN = orasied street
car. fsoAfuFs. whasfinssrw, women
and chiiaFea en- the pisr assumed
Instantly the aisnhisnaaa Of trained
symnsstn in climbing % places
supposedly esyesd reach Of the fs-
rossious b~asts
taus u only proved 10 be anosh@r
sshibitian q the Ignorance q lands.
men as 70 sssfnrinE matters r1ss
wildcats we're nothing more than
I've heavy castings which had h~ea
made at TIRE shipysFd at Port ffiaks-
ley Tor shipment 20 The bark CArrei-
toe. which = At f'ott La8tax
Niiaassss are pter~s % fsaehan.
tsu uHsd for hssistins anch1fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
A NAN VINO HAS
FOUND HIMSELF

spraK a without bande srand
perform daEable duties Of his efee foae.
cutlng Attorney 20 be dong fairly we'll
months announced that he hes no friends
TO no to laws
books the w~ In the political
heard that tpel
quite Of ofnoers to
Seattle ha Nj scott
his prsaeeesofs le aues what he
wA
condtto.s Ia kins
would be less crcdltahs than they are
ntefference char
neashng BY The IN The tenaefem
apparent alt prevented the
certainty that the city au-
perfectly edge OF the Eamens
81
So et Sood word for Mr seat while he ~ sim anns
h penalty
his that
In tav~ Of political
Seattle before expires he n hey To
a head Of the
continues the he has outlined he
and heartfelt thanks ef
the elected ainA
: this not worth sonsthinE
even IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
ONE DANGEROUS FOREIGNER"

This Is a Of a story a boy America a
Benjamin Rich and he heFe when II
Providence r.
newnpsp~ts dtdnt the
ns~sboya hut no
literally
noaths 81 bis ART
~as At
bust
o
us bon had aruhit
graduated high
81
graduated It said t2aco kooa."
Theres In o boys
3 really 10 DO L.
Handicaps fellow
awkw a
MAJ o q IN a time
foreigners
cut amaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
THEA TIERS
Joss's Ministries

william Keller Mack William MO
Donald and isrank Cuabman we're th'
hfiFht particular stars Ia tho Jose
minstrel organise tlon which opened a
three night engagement at the ufHhn
last uisht Nj Jaaa, enc % the niaa'
wonderful singers on the American
stage. did not rendsf selection laai
nlsht OWNS 10 an liberated throat h'
anprarsd on the stage however
5rhe nfat part IL the old unis semi
CIRCLE With comedians aud HalnlHtA
Willie Keller NaaHs songs made q
hit To l. very funny little follow
and does not sfefdo bis work Frank
cuahman. the either end man Hpfnhs
f,w uss Jokes and told suod stories
The feature ~ the nnst part wac mo
aIngina Of william Mcdonald. FORMER
Is with tho naatnnihna several en-
raros were accorded him bat the up
rear ana not cease until he had rem
dsraa the "Arnofef the sons WAT
made him famoua
The olio eos very short II cum
t4med bee ihrae sketches
frhs management punensse that ~
jose will sins az ths psffefmHH'" 10
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

statsgh~nts
d collector euaou who
rave president trous Is black mans
eountry
b soee eny ioeooo 80
whss~ In thh
further
Afea bat going We
u
build babies
n
Now
l.
rapidly. lhoushnos rapidly
a
Do ynus :
Har~uubfu
a.
corrd suhiection
u
Il
Q 10 standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
OREG0N'S DIVINE rs
RAISE 4 PROTEST

A protest has been filed In the
federal .auft b. the white star
ateHnahIp company. owner - the
steamer oregon. against the az ard
lnE 81 passengers Of their paasa GEE
money as damages Tor alleged W
treatment
the protest ls based GA The
grounds that Il large number 81 The
passengers did not Pay a. fare the
sum they ask in return. and that The
list Of claimants has been padded
BY the entry OF several fictitious
nameal
The pfntsasauts state that they
wili be un1usilY compelled - pay
several thuunandaf dollars " the de-
cree l. entered la its present form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

morning service and bible study
evening service a.. subject The
Mother 81 grnfHrt0Wn
rhaoaaphifai society. Amanda
lodge Al b p na "The Trinity u.
A itnuuH.
Rowan Catholic Meetings
~ Marya Parish tioy W .
Meta Church corner ~ 1senilsth
avenue ana Jackson street. Early
mass aud sermon tehiidfen'H mHHel.
$50 a. M Sunday school ~ = in.
Instruction and bensdietian, 70
y. m.
Church ~ our Lady n uaad Help
uev. v X pfefnntaine A. a. m
low mass. 10 30 a m, hiHh mass.
q m, yeapaHa and hnnediciinn.
Hnufed Haaft Church Mry. Geo A.
ana. A Z a, ~. and 9. IA, low
mass $50 .. mY veHpefH. sermon
aud hsnadiotiun.
Church 81 the Immaculate tnnesp-
ti1n Itay. A. HNesfe. A. 30 ana
$50 q m. low mass. 10 % =. M,
hiRh mass and sermon. 1850 y. M,
rosary and bsneaictipn.
Special Meetings
The third ~ the series ~ sacred
concerts which NJ. being given "a
the Firat MethndiHt Prot ertant
church. THIRD avenue and Pine
street. vii be given tomorrow eye
ming ~ o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
CHURCHES

Market atr0sl baptist rev. -
&c. Al n a. ~ "Yisisnz - Goa
- hfanwtanB OF Men sp ~ rs
,...,ar ain stvs ons ~ his chart ser
,nsan ana Mira Milier wih give
Trinity Parish Msy u. " Cover
Al IN ssTne Spislt ~ infhntl
- No q. m. The beginning .
church History, -. - a,.
F,r.t lfnitarian-R W. T. ~
,na.as A n a n. "Efidshee "t
Ne~ IRA IN Religion $3.50.
church of God REV. ~ ~ ~,
Atgse n m. ''foT tie whom 30.
u.th sent Rpsaketh the N"faA ~
&c e.ssrsstowa rrsssyterian--io a ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
Tire Following Bargains
win he or Sale To-
1iqg1f After. g p. M.

f0c-For Womens Calico
Wrappers. values Tbc.
3ito-f0r Bottle Ink, Bottle
MuciinRe. Bottle Machine OIL.
Jar Vaaeline. Card OF Safety
Pins. Paper 81 Pins
1859 For Fancy SILK Neck
Ribbons. aud inches widea.
value goo.
1Oe YARD-For Handsome
Wash Fahflca that coll ~ go.
2Do YhRD-For Beautiful
Wash Fabrics In mereerized ef-
feet. that feiaii at f5e.
Ace YARD - For Imported
wash Fabrics that retail az Csc
and gl00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

dorothy and = uais,y orr ~
he IN biiis al the Seattle thshtaf nefi
.esk ,Bnfathy' = bright fstfhiAk
gprra and viii be- rsrsiiautlY cast
BaftnK thiu engagement there VIII
Ws1usudsy matinasa in addition q
IN. usual saturday matinee. hrats
a.. nov bslilnK for the entire second
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

Zoe EhcH--For Children's
Ferris Waists. worth 25c
All Boys Clothing half price.
use a YhRo-For CHINA
silks, worth 35c.
doe EACH-For your choice
Of 900 Mems Beautiful Flowing
end Ties. regular values 800
3lse-For Towels. ifx2g. with
nar1as2 aes1- .hss-sss.-s. sizfsr
lie For Heavy Linen Huck
Towels, lsKtg. value zoe.
l25ko@F0r an Extrn Heavy
Eleaehe1 Bath Towel. .2tNff.
value zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
EmnLfa Park ThsslsF

Polite vauds siiie i hsYinE ssiece ss-
49, 80. as.rtna the third seek u hs
..,,,,,n.y seaaan I'd the Empire pafh
the.tsr ,his week A new hiii vii De
ptit uH nest week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
MosY sUccrssFul TOUR

Misses Allies HAmhi, and ksthrYn
nsiaa have been touftBs the fowus
along the Safthsrn Pseific giving
dramatic and song feetials. They re-
turned yesterday ana report Hfsiendld
success Ia All the tnanH visited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

A complete nv hiil u fauasylls
al. viii he past On at t.esoh Pax
Pavilion. Tomorrow aftsrn"en' a wv
ma tines Performance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

ffaudsafas Erara browns ara fsfirg
mixtures iueiHstrss in aHf 10 spnsial
suit sale Takias. EinarrmAn &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

For a man who
IVES roandly de-
noNucvd by hia
political eppos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

Trananaa qfnrsFs hsHs.. shs ]. . \. ..l.l..
-
gsf ihs hest rags uaafs~fsss isSel
- utfi please yea. Ttsumnaaft Fufai'
turs 60. Inc. inf-fto Ttfst Avsnus
ssfuss tiazk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
uHu . ~ HuHs
DUST:


t'nola Siam he's bought new poet.
uiliee site ia New Orleans. No scandal
talk yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

raHefnE GLASSES Maaaay and Frsaar
svvnlnas Prof Wiisau. KapEs Hail
ffka street Prfeats isa-uaa aalfY. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

tha search for phantom Smith
They were afraid they might run
aernsa him aemU time whru their
we're 40 old women o. children
around 10 make the arrest.
There we're ten hufHlafiea, hold
OPS and rpbberiea reported 10 police
m Portland yesterday Tacoma had
best look 90 her taurets,
bruEonH governor has offered
reward ~ $500 Tor THE apprehension
" hiahwHymen Who held up Port
lhnd street car aame governor Of
fefud reward fur capture OF Tracy
aud then refused 10 pay "
What uuenf
A Word from Jesh Wiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Piles preface moisture and
Cause ltrhluE this FORM. as VEL a.
hiihd HlesainE o. pfetrudlnE Piles
are cured ~ DE- lio-san-k0's PILE
Hsfi1"aY stops itshiuK and hies d
lnE AhNnfbs tufuurs 500 q lar. At
Druggists. o. srnt b. mail Treatise
fFFe Write me about guur uass Or
Basanke. Phi adslrhla Pa Fof safs
81 she ousksr Drug CO. 1914 FIRST
avenue. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

xyt,h yous best Hiri whethef 81. =
-. -. - W~sst hasrfs take Haaasf
80, a. . clock ard spsaa she ga
- rx~utuN a. MAshisssns 1Nk
s...,,,.b AZ fyesaAl beat houss. - On
49,. -. 20 washington street
Y.hsas nlaek go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

The answers TO the 'sWomen's
SOCK questions ara oomins Ia rapid
.iy Heres one
1t would be- very unfoftunais for
the energetic woman 10 east aside
ser pssissiFisn robes and brave the
rain In a uwervin2 train, far s1ch
" oald naturally follow the advent
az tho suggested ieztnch hose. We
y no enjoy Ifs~inn In eur sensible
abort skirts would undoubtedly ~.
bel at Dame Fashion and swear a
curse against the rrFpetratar % -
great a crime. Prom health point
% view. NJ would subject aarsslvr.
70 maay uhiti and mosquitoes are
very dlsAgreeahis At times
nut why rrtnfn 20 shs customs
followed IN fhe sistrrnth century :
We rccaii SCOTS lines
s. -rhs bsited pista znd tartan hose
Did ne'ef mere srac~fh limb as
Flnaa
FRAT. certainly rsust hass been APP
piicabl~ o. the fair asx. far who
would rsaks % great an error a.
70 hoid that ths great bard Intended
ina. iaudatian for mani
White the isEsez wsFe aderu'd
Win Close ionm y hits niik stuchinss
eurtattsiV ruibf~fHefet Nth soids 70
The snesldo lrgke they may have
beer gUrEsaus but not grUcsfal -
80 must acknowledge that IN again
wearing the 80 called is-ineh hose
- are emily svtroEraaink
Such a stpis might u Is true.
save washing but u u % itshi
housekeeping ~ are aoiioitinR. why
avEoI.A KIRKMAS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
Word from jo.h wIss

A Chsialiu dispatch says tRit fu-
Fitivs Murderer smith ~ cfeAy 10
may have been, but ha isn't ~ tfss
couia now. Don't forget thi9, 'iW-
hnhHita
t'rasaoutins Attorney Johnson - fe.
coma SAYS he has found a live nsh IN
hls sAs,fsn hssza Thats aatiilHs
other Taaamsltsa 81 ssIuai prDtnis
hence have faund snakes "a their
hfiafn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

.,ao ,.ts fas ans ~ cur suite :
psn wsii Invested. foAiaA' a'i'N 80.
a 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

QsorHe " nsavsgs former postal
employee Indicted BY federal strand
Wrs far aecrptiug "A hrihc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

The a = A. IN order % Increase
interest M the socks contest VIII
offer a package ~ breakfast feed for
AM eue who will ieeatu low shueked
aaek far iadi,,a ~ Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

Jacob Epplnger head II the hrm ~
Eppiuaer 4 co, iuHalveat Hraia
hraksra. has been Indicted for fraud by
the aan Francisco Hfaud jury,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

back % live with her husband. William
Hrawu the eoaehman whom she mat
rird white he Was fnanaurfndiuH e.
Prince Athrabaia stewart De Mona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

News ara
The a Il A. IN ORDER % Increase
interest m the socks contest viii
offer a packaEr ~ breakfast foed for
am eue who will ieeatu q low 'nueked
aaek for iadisA IN Seattle,
aeorns " beavers. a former postal
smpiove. indicted hY federal strand
jury fer aeerptiug hrihc
Jacob Epnlngen head II the hrm u
EpplnEer 4 Go, lnaalvvat Htnla
hreksrs. has been indicted fof fraud by
the San Francisco Grand iufs,
g$untesa Nahsi Russell has some
back 60 live with her husband. William
brown. the eoaehmaa whom she mat
rird while he was incorporating q
Prince Athruhald Stewart De Mona.
rive horsen we're Killed by being
struck ~ iHhtainE un the coiyilla In
dian reservation Mondeg g
'Tia Most Unkind
Cnnatan, reader aaxai We all fcrs
oHuiao the efforts Of Luke the
onn a. helms amana the beet II
NNHHANh MATTEL WV NAHN HHE 1870
dshar him frem the saiteriai columns
m which hts line % tho aght aoeH not
she~ - advantage
rhe 4 u NJ showed this letter .
Luke and u tt,k iea hitn 'mort g. death
ite zriunsd and began a. maize noise
like a nut aud Ia his danY klre
he ehortiod
The Coed Old Summer Time
How deth the hasy farmers wife
Improve each shininE minute
Aud wurk the summer bnafdef feN
rar every csut that's IN a.
Iuidad Bolivar. Venezuela. Eets ~.
name tfltD print aEatn ths fvhcis
haye Invested a.
TIE alsstisu 10. eiii General Miles
hses a. have q isietaTu taksH ~ hims
self IN rctirvmentf+
The state ~ Russian affairs NAV
stVu ReuasVeit sostd chance for =
real tive bear hunt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-13

Continued on Second Pagel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-13
MONDAY is FLAG DAY.
Date Has Been Changed from 14th t
18th of June.

Flag day will be observed in this city
Monday as that is the day officially des-
ignated for the observance Of the unfold
ing of the first stars and stripes. June
IA is Flag day. but as this comes on Sun
day this year the American Flag Asso-
citation has asked that the date be changed
to Monday, June Is. The association has
sent a circular letter TO the newspapers
mayors and city officials, patriotic socie-
ties and school officers and teachers ask
ing their cooperation in securing fitting
observance of the day. The letter asks
that an effort be made to have Old Glory
waving from every business block in the
city and every public building. The citi-
zens are also requested to drape their
homes with the red, white and blue. The
flag should greet the rising and salute the
setting sun and float throughout the day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-13
TWO ELECTRIC LINES
Are Proposed to Run South
from Wichita
ENID co. HAS SCHEME
To Connect That City with
Wichita and LaWton

There is a good prospect Of Wichita
having two interurban railways The
charter has already been procured for the
line between Wichita and Arkansas City.
and a company which has asked for a
franchise for street railway in Enid
o. T.. is figuring on building an inter-
urban line from Wichita 10 Lawton. o.
T. The promoters of the line are Bert
Decker. Charles West and Cannon and
Goulding, of Enid backed by New oYrk
capitalist whose identify the promoters
refuse to reveal at the present time
Several Wichita business men and espe-
cially wholesalers have received inquiries
about the line and how the business men
OF this city would act if a proposition
should be submitted 10 them.
1t was stated here yesterday that sew
eral business men of Enid had made in
quiry of their jobbers here within the past
few weeks regarding this line. but as no
proposition has been submitted the Enid
people have been turned away with the
announcement that Wichita would GER
tainly consider any proposition made by
the company anu WOuiu lSIlO All LGCcSSeAS
aid in building the line. H. L. Resing,
Of the Commercial club. has heard of the
line mentioned a number of times, but
knew nothing further about the pro-
posed interurban.
The company has made proposition to
build one mile of track and have cars
running within six months and give the
city one per cent of the net earnings Of
the concern when operation is begun and
two per cent when the town becomes a
city of 10000 population. and three per
cent when the population reaches the
80 600 mark.
The proposed interurban. if the route
as outlined TO business men here would
open a new territory which Wichita does
not reach directly at present. Until the
line reached the state line it would be
run in a southwesterly direction, thence
directly south to Enid and on to Chick
asha and LawtOn. 1t would run eight or
ten miles west of the Rock Island
tracks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-13
FOR STORM SUFFERERS.
Associate Charities Sent Many Pieces
of Furniture to Carmen.

Mrs Couch of the Associate Charities,
assisted by a number Of w. c. T. L. mem
bers have fitted up several hundred pieces
of clothing for storm and flood sufferers
and shipped them. Yesterday Mrs. Couch
shipped four bundles of bedding. twelve
chairs. two rocking chairs. two couches.
three kitchen tables, seven spring mat
tresses, eight bedsteads and one barrel
of dishes to the storm sufferers at Car
men, o. T. These articles were collected
in the city and repaired by the women and
shipped out to points where calls for aid
have been received.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-13

II IS very unfortunate that The Magic
street bridge should - n such = eon1i-
t3oa that II could nos b us>s Ter t-s-lc
During the recent high vafer tEs cr-rsrs
washed he sand away from sSTeTzl q
TIE piles supporting II. bridge s11 thur
caused TIRE middle 20 stnk Almost two feet
rn;l this - repaired not ev-r footnsz
can cTcs- OF thfs bridge vsth safety
West D0cgiss - IN sych = poor concitsoa
that shs trzzzfsr E<z kzd wholesalers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-13
WEST slosRs INCONVENIENCE
Lewis Street Bridge Concemned, West
Couclas Almost impossible.

Many complaints are being made acos,
tn condition Of West Douglas avenue and
the Maple street bridge West s;deTs
who drive 20 and from their work are b.
ing rot little iaconv.nienceS al tEss
tine when the excavaiiag OF Yves; Doug
las makes that street Almost tmp@ssseae-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-13

say ia; y - Esr; % irsso<sitis u tass
q Arg. Ioad % -. wess slts 49, srsTsss
a desire TIA; she hrseKs e. Zar,~ rir~~'
Nil - repaired soes - theT EaT h4F-
soosss % TIE wss. EsSs nli NJ psYins
= Hnisnet or Dsag1ns-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-13

Mr. NzrT ? y5osd. -ne = ea<nx 49,
oEraYhse work 80 10 Ers6 sstsrn~vs.
has s%en n tse essy ~ ssys TIA sssx
"a aExszszx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-13
GOOD THINGS TO EAT"

The ladies' OF the Childrea's Home vill
have a cake sale at our store today,
Everyone patronizing them VIII be pre-
scented with Jasssmine buds.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-22

y NEW MEXICO TOWNS. y
SANTA FEE.
From the New Mexican.

From the New Mexican.
The school census of the Santa Cruz
school district has been completed and
102 males and 109 females. a total of
211.
Major Thomas S. Morgan" died of
cold poison last night. The Major"
was a fine st. Bernard and mastiff and
much beloved by his little master,
Price Cross.
A New Mexican correspondent at
Las Cruces writes that Mrs. Alexan-
der Morrison of the mining camp of
Organ, eighteen miles east of Las
Cruces. died there yesterday of heart
disease.
Benjamin NJ. Read. Esq. has filed in
the district court for Rio Arriba coun.
ty, suit in ejectment for Andres Lopez
against Antonio Lopez. The land in
volved is in precinct No. 5, in Rio Ar
riba county. The plaintiff asks for
500 damages in addition to the land.
Nelson N. Newell went to Las Vegas
to be examined for an increase of pen
sion by the board there. He enlisted
in Troop ID. Eleventh Illinois cavalry,
as sergeant. September 20, 1861. and
was discharged December 81. 1864.
The regiment was commanded by Col
onel Robert G.. Ingersoll. Newell now
draws IS per month.
1t has been over two weeks since
any brick has been burned at the pen
itentiary on account of the inability
of the authorities to get coal. Why it
Is impossible to get coal now is not
known. The supply at the institution
has been entirely exhausted and wood
is being burned to operate the heating
and lighting plant.
John Martin of Baker City, Ore, ar
rived in the city and is visiting Judge
N. B. Laughlin n other old friends.
Mr.. Martin has been away from here
for nearly twenty years. He is a min
ing man and has not been in Santa Fe
since 1886. Since leaving this city he
has been to many states and terri
tories, but may now decide to locate
here permanently. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Martin.