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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24
Pupnsned April "A, Isos.
ORDINANCE NO. 2O16

An Ordinance Amending Section 3 of Or
dinance No. 1642. Entitled AN Ordinance
to Establish the Grades of Certain
Streets and Avenues in the City OF
Wichita and Repeating Said Original
Section 8.
Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the City of Wichita:
Section l. That Section of Ordinance
No. 1912, entitled AN ordinance TO estab-
lish the grades of certain streets and ave
nues in the city of Wichita" be and the
same is hereby amended so as to read
as follows: Section 3. That the grade
elevations of the intersections of the
curb lines of Douglas avenue with the
lines of the several cross streets and dis
tances indicated herein shall be as fol-
lows:
West end of Douglas avenue bridge. lis. o.
200 feet west of said bridge 1890. 1909
300 feet west of the west end of said
brldge .--..-....---...-....--.-l no. IS
Sycamore street -..--..-..........-.....l1 1W
oak street -lll-6J
Usage sueet ..--'..'.''---'-' ----. .lil-''
Handley avenue ......................112 IL. 30
walnut street --..-.-....---------.--.. lz-ea
East end of Arkansas river bridge. "a
East curb line Waco street .-..-..... H. 10
Water street, west curb line ........111.4S
Water street, east curb line .....-..11l- IS
Main street, west curb line ...112.O 90
Main street, east curb line -........12. %
Topeka avenue, west curb line ...... 1882
Topeka avenue, east curb line 49,. %
Santa Fe avenue 80 feet east of west
line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .llz.oo
Douglas avenue, East Wichita, 120
feet-west of west line lot s........112.55
Mead avenue, center Of .-....-........1 50
Mosley avenue, center of ............ 109.61
Pattie avenue, east and west curb
line O6-1O
Ellis avenue. west curb line .-........1c 1880
New York avenue, east curb line. $50
Hydraulic avenue. east and west
curb line ...................-..-.>. .1OSS4
Pennsylvania avenue, east and west
curb line $3.50
Minnesota avenue. "A feet west of
west line Center of Kirk avenue). 1925
Minnesota avenue east line ...-.....- 1879
Grove street, one-half section line,
3475 feet east of west line ......111. As
Chautaueua avenue center line 1850
Chautauqua avenue, 800 feet east of
center line LOO
Hillside avenue, center ............-. 12S.10
Hillside avenue, $685. east of center
line ................. 1871
Park street. center 1887
Clifton avenue, center ....-.......-.. AZ
East Park avenue, center 1870
Noser avenue, center -.......-.........1l2.lO
Sec. 2. That Section of Ordinance No.
1912 be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pub
LEGATION in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
, Approved April p, 1903
3. F.. M'LEAN, Mayor.
Attest: ]. l.. LELAND, City Clerk.
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ONLY ONE AT A TIME.
Postmaster General Delivers Uiti-
matum on Office Seekers.

Washington, April G3-The attitude Of
the administration toward Office hold
ers who become candidates for elective
Offices is indicated in a telegram which
Postmaster General Payne sent 70 q
newspaper at Spokane, Wash. in re
Spouse 10 a query. Mr.. Payne wired as
followss
II the assistant postmaster accepts
the nomination and becomes q candidate
for mayor. he will he expected TO resign
his position in the postoffce."
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FOR SALE-On account - sickness
must sss3 ms 11-room rsx5derces alif ~ fs1-
ern- y feet ~ groUnds ~ I5<g Waco ave-
nue. y vou want good homo faF
little money. cgrne and see ne Part
cash. balance fiBe = -. sieSar4sr.
Or sites Bros- 4 AieT1ndeT Fourth Ea-
tlonai Bank bGi!dlre 1Ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR SAI4E-Twe well located residences
or University avenue, On corners. well
surrounded. very desirable. can De sold
FOR much less than cost
Stone house. : rooms. on Wildwood ave
nue. between West Douglas and Hag-
cock Party owning this house Insists
upon selling az once Car give you a
bargain.
4 very desirable house rooms below
and one large room above god fouuda-
ton. ceneufad cellar g0ofi-Fizrd barn.
zsfxI-s feet east fronts all fa fTrf class
condition g. TIE first block suuth ~
wichita ard Western railroad. Fern
avenue. We csn sell you this f1r half
its cost ALLISON 4 DICKSON
f3s-st
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FOR pt0F


FDE TEABE-A Eerflersar's hiEh grace
flcFeia sarlv ~ god - usw Wr.
trad fcr Erss iaeFs Ehssi q ~
FreeErAn - : so - ~
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YpEMRfTEns.

TYPET Ri EF.ss- Esasxss. sosa s~5ssr-s
arZ RESTED Al n1sisss SD 60 s2y-
rseEA Gisaszs. OE-Ss S@sgzy 70
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POULTRY.


FOR SALE-Ruu Cochin and White
Brahma cockre!s so y. Hydraulic
f@-u
FOR SALE-Whise Plymouth Rock ergs.
also a few ypung cokerels. The etrsN
are all strictly pure bred and vii heSr
and sec me. - h Freeman. 90 :. SEN
eca street E1-st
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NLAooRTlED
IAN I S
| 4zl8 - CD ID
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-Good, reliable woman for
general ,housework Good home and
wages, and must be respectable. Apply
1851 s. Wichita lo6--N
WANTED-A girl for general housework-
Must be good cook. Address, STATING
wages, Mrs. I. 3. Murdoch, Eldorado,
Kan. I5a-u
WANTED-A girl for general housewcrk-
5l3 s. Main street l54-StX
WANTED-A girl to do general house
work; small family. Mrs. l. hays, "a
S. Water. 156-u
WANTED-Girl for general housework
Inquire IZ29 y. Lawrence avenue
SIT
WANTED-An experienced middle-aged
woman, for general homework; no
washing. Mrs 4. 5. Nelson, III 3
Wichita, street. l36-tf .
WANTED-Good white girl for general
housework; no washing or ironing: Va
North Topeka Ave. Es-u
WANTED-A girl for general Homework.
1922 y. Lawrence. l54-u
wANTED-A girl for general house
work; one that can go home at night
preferred. Mrs Bate, &c y. Market
WANTED-Orphan girl. u to Ii years of
age Good home and wages. Address
j. E.. care Eagle. l36-5tX
WANTED-A competent middle-aged wo-
man, for cooking and household work,
in private family. Must have best ref
erences. Call or address room 81, Ham
ilton hotel. 131-tf
WANTED-Good girl for general house
work, at 34l n. Topeka. Call morn
ings. l35-4tX
WANTED Chambermaid, at Hotel Carey.
132-tf
wANTED-Waiters. either girls or boys,
at once, at the New Wellington Gaze.
135-tf
WANTED-Girl for general housework.
Mrs Billingsley, 12l5 Waco avenue
- L.--. 80 - =.
WANTED-Girl for general homework.
Apply at once. 1928 y. Market street
lS4-3tX
WANTED-A chambermaid and assist in
in dining room for dinner and supper.
An experienced man VIII do Must De
a waiter. 81 % a week, board and room.
Hotel Green, Great Bend. Kan. l5o-4tx
WANTED-A good diHingroom girl. Good
wages TO right party. l5l y. Topeka,
Cooks Boarding House. l34-5tx
WANTED-GirI for general housework;
good wages to the right party. Mrs.
fred Alley, 1917 F'airmount avenue.
-
WANTED-A good girl for general house
work Apply Ga s Lawrence.
l@-d
WANTED-A competent nurse girl Mrs.
j. o. Davidson, Riverside. 131-tf
WANTED-At once. middle-aged woman
for chamber work, at ZSl5 n. Main
street. ALSO nice rooms with board.
double, 81 per week; single. 81. Call and
see us. 136-3tx
WANTED-Girl. at 1854 North Topeka.
for general Homework. Must be good
cook. Two in family No washing.
132-tf
WANTED-Woman to take charge of
family of five, during wifes absence of
thirty days. Address l. E. L. care
Eagle ISS-otx
WANTED-A girl for general Homework,
at 1886 y. Topeka 1S6-3t
WANTED-One first class dining room
girl; wages, $50 per week. Write j.
w. Lewis, Hotel Hardwick, Kiowa,
Kan. State experience. l50-6t
WANTED-A girl for general homework;
81 per week 2030 Mentor avenue.
133-4t
SITUATION WANT EO-FEMALE.
WANTED-A position as hOusekeeper. IN
family of widower or for bachelor. The
best of references given. Address ",
w w cara E,a2le- l,.-.tt
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ETDKAGEe-LsrEest s11 b@kt ss1Fsr~
EgCzs ir TIE cssy. Hs sfcre. PACK sz2
fsfzlr f1-utfu~e. Car - - f.-sss-ss
y ferFra @fnrrf & Essn1e5L &F~
lr-en-a lrt IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR SALEs-A house Of four rooms cen
trsliy located. east front, with pantry
closets and cellar Call az i7i2 y. En-
por.a i1Z-ffx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR sALE-New 7-r0on house. hot
water heat. porcelain bath. room
fixtures and sink with hot and colo
water. cement celia and walks. barn
and ono acre ground. vel improved.
The finest corner on College Hin 10
feet from Douglas avenue. Price = 90
a. II. BoswOrth IL South Rntsu
lz.-etx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR SALE-iz5 y. Lawrence and 81 feet
and cottage OF . rooms. s. 30.
s fine inside residence. can be leased
for years: netting over per cent.
y lets. all I'm a body. west Of packing
houses 500
Room l. over PIG !. Douglas Avenue.
fIE.ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Hotei. good location: a
money maker Write CT come and see
the owner Mrs ". g Carr. Carr
Hotel. Valley Center, Kan. I2s-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

This private hospital II now one OF the
best equipped Institutions In tbs South.
west for tho treatment OF both n.edicaI
end surgical eases. Special attention q
given 20 the various forms ~ stomach
and liver troubles diFassps peculiar "a
women disease Of the rectufn ane gem
tto-urfnary organs. chronic naisriai pol
sOninR rneumat jsTn. nervous atsordsr>
diseases ~ the throat. lungs. heart and
kidneys. goitra and yaTtcocis cured Sps
dogr is reserved for maternity depart
rncut and ia come lustaacee homes will
b. found for children For short time
only a ward aili be sci apart for ne
treatment % the morphine opium. CO.
raiuc aud whisky habite
Resident phy sfciau able n1ssiir1i star.
nuief md heaifhfti location. extensive
r-ro.r lfir with fne sha8r home comforts.
term rsa eornble No contagious diseases
admitted. Write for particulars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

nRACsEs-fss,se. c3ean. arses bsgs11snR.
Nhsr4 you csH sore Vuar sfnT.z ~
fsrEffs4rt. 40 tagrua roer.sV 90 sEr-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR SAI-E-Six-room house. 10 be moved
$40. Geo. T. Campbell. 29s y. Main.
frf-gt
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A position as housekeeper. IN
family of widower or for bachelor. The
best of references given. Address ".
w. w, care Eagle. 1857
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Four-r0om cottage, ~ feet
cement sidewalk and curblng. si100,
- y. Cleveland avenue. Il. J.. Gun
i31-s8-we- fr-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR SALE
90 : Topeka. rooms, modern. - feet
corner. rents AZ Ses Price s. -: only
500 down. Need not assume mortgage
132-5t DEAN GORDON. Receiver.
For SAi.E-Wanting ready cash ia rap
Idly increasing business. ! Will sall az
reduced price my fine. new cottage 81
rooms. overlooking North Riverside
Park. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
r, J.. WoodsOn. Contractor. 1o9s Lew
ellen. ll2-ftx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

WANTED-Agents for tine best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. Att
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR SALE-50 feet. east front, in the
18th block north snap a; $50. q. :.
Shirk 21S y. Main 13S-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-At reduced price. ssss acres
OF good bottom Hand, u acres IN bearing
fruit,s good room house. and out
buildings. best location. only -. miles
south OF Douglas avenue. on Hydraulic
Also 5-rocm house. with 81 feet. al l249
y EmPoria. cheap for cash. Cal On
or address W. W Stevens. r u. No. 9
Is2-sn-we-fr-Stx
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

family driving horse; must
be gentle. Call 81 L. Douglas.
136-1tx
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MALE RElP WANTED.


MALE HELP WANTED-Men TO learn
barber trade. New method; free work;
presented; diplomas granted; shop eX-'
pcrience Saturdays; 81 weekly when
competent. Great demand Catalogue
mailed free. Moler Barber College. st.
Louis, Mo. 4-22, "a, 26-3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR SALE-A good claim In Oklahoma.
Must be sold at once VIII sell NJ a bar
gain. A. III. Niece. 10 \. Main street.
upstairs r4-5tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR SALE-l6s acres % we!i-improved
bottom farm, choice land. $500 Jno.
I FeFriter. 1S7 y. Main. llS-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Fours or five good agents.
Good money to right parties. Inquire
at Baltimore hotel E. II. Schneider.
.s.-.... 133-5tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

FOR APOPTION-TwO baby girls. oaa
with brown eyes and brown hair. and
one with blue eyes and light hair. 81
Wyrona avenue. Mrs. Miller lI-sk
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-01
BItten by a Rattlesnake

Galway, Neb., Sept. % -The
ourteen-year-old daughter of George
Work, res ding just south Of this
place, was b tten by a ratllrsnake
u,r father vas cutting corn and the
girl, together With brother and sis
ter, were shocking the fodder after
the binder. They we're In hurry to
finish tho work that evening, and
she and the other children were rum
ming a race to see who would get to
the end Of the field FIST, when she
felt mething sting her on the hand
she looked at the place and discover
ed two small places ON the hand from
winch she could squeeze bopd. At
the time size. tn ught nothing Of it,
and vent IN with her work. 1t
is thou ut she will recover.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-01
Denounced Mobs

Blooming on, Ill.,, sept. 25.--Former
Vice President Adlai L stevens to-
day den"u ed mobs in an add rees at
the d, dicatiOn of the new court
house for Mclean county. Mr., SLev-
cnsun said:
$40 occasion could arise more ap-
prOprate than this in which 10 utter
solemn words OF warning against an
evil Of greater menauce to public well
fare than IS to he apprehended from
foreign Toes mob rule. In many 10.
calities the spirit of lawIessness has
asserted itself in most hideous form.
The killing Of human creature Is no
less murder when it is the act OF a
mob than when 1t Is the act OF an in
vidual There is no safety to society,
but in an aroused pu lie sentiment
that will hold eacl participant amena-
be TO law iOr the rpnsCuuenceS OF
crime either ps: eUraled or abetted.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-01
Take Pas sage For Boston

LONDON, Sept. 23.-ro the strains
Of the Star Spaugled Banner"
'Maichlng Through &c rgia,' aud
other American ans, some Two hum
dIed meubeIS OF the honorable artil-
Iety company left their London am.
pool, to embark on the Dominion
Inc steamer May flower, hound for
Boston, Mass. A lalge crowd Of
!iiend, OF the attillerymen assembled
Early at the a'mJry to wish The arlil-
ely ''suc, essfu campiigu." Many
members Of the company who parli-
.ipated IN the previous visit express
ed keen regret at being unable 70 ac-
.Umpany the departing detachment,
while those g ing we're evidently de-
lighted at the prospect.
Prior to the departure Of the artil-
erymen, Lieutenant Colonel the Earl
I)f DerbiGh, comm indng, paraued
the company, whose smart uniforms
and good alignment CT aLed an excel
ent impression,
A splendid reception was extended
20 the ARTILLERY men on their arrival
1t Livpopl The lord mayor and
)uher city officials met them at the
ailWay station, fiom which the COM
oany marched TO the docks, where
thousands garhe ed aud gaze them
10 entbusi Istic send-utf.
AS The Malf wer sailed at O'Clock
his evening Lieutenant Colonel the
Earl OF Oeub gh received the follow
~ tel gram from the king:
81 wish you and the hUnuIable artil-
cry company good passage out and
S lfe turn home. | feel convinced
hat you viii al meet with a most
patiiying rec ptiun in HE VI lied
states. (oienrd EDWARD, R.,
Captain General and Colonel"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-01
Negro Iynched in Tenne ssee

Lyncuburg, Tenn, Sept Hb--Sher-
.lf DAVIDSON in attempting to save
ne lie OF negro cary TODAY, fired
lnIo mob which was StOrming the
l'iL wuuLding a man whose name IS
unknown. The sheriff summon ed
ass stance, but he aud his aides w,re
Empowered, the jail was entered al a
lie much wanted negro Haltn
mall S OF to death in the corrd r!
The mob was composed OF about
twenty-five pelSJuS sheriff DAVID
sIn was alone at the time. He re.
used TO give up the keys and opened
re from the window. The Sher II
hen called for tn police Two office S
and several citizens rushed TO Il e
jail, but despite their presence tie
mob battered down the NO den door
at the loot of the stairs leading to the
corridor. The sheriff and roSSe made
q determined reSis an II CT I'm
able o prevent the mob from break
ing in the iron door at the head Of the
stairs and entering the cell occupied
nv the negro, about whose neck they
placed a rope. AS soon as the men
emrrg, d from the cell 1t be- came
apparent that the negro cou'd not be
taken from the jail and hanged for
fear OF being fred on, and he was shot
to death. The mob then made an
effort to escape, but the sheriff and
his guard captured three OF them.
One Of them, it is said, has made a
confession imp icating thirteen n G y
Small was under arreSJ on he cha ge
Of aSSau ting MIS-. e ia EggleSon al d
1T the preliminary hearing the war
rant was amended so rs TO charge a
simple case of assault. The negro had
waved examination and was await.
ing the action Of the g'and jury.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-01
Cleveland Woman Murdered

Cleveland, O. Sept. 23.-The badly
mutilated body Of Mis- Olive Rayl,
twenty-five years Of age, was found
lying across the Lake Shore raj way
track at the entrance of Cord IN park.
1t was at first supposed that M IS
Rayl had been killed by train, but
later the police stated that an inves-
trgatiOn DEVELOPED that the girl had
D zen murdered and t e body placed
o the track where train had cut
it in two, Miss Ray lived with her
brother, DR.. w L. Rlyl, ia Glenville,
a suburb. she was handsome and
high y res pected Thus far the case
is enShrOuded in mystery.
The throat Of the girl was diScOlor-
ed, Is though she had been che ed.
Her body had been most terribly man
gled by a train The body was cut
completely in twain across, while the
limbs ere broken and crushed. When
the body was examine d At the mOrgue,
a cut in the head, which it is thought
could not ave been Inflicted by the
cars was found DR. RLyl, the young
wDmln's brother expressed the belief
that she had been murdrred and the
the boly placed on the track.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-01
Peter Gabriel Again Landed

Tecumseh, Nebr., Sept. 28.-Petel
Gabriel and Arcade are again In
rouble. Peter has caused the officers
much trouble in the past. While at
work in the Arcade hotel he entered
the room occupi, d by the land ord's
family, and took 81 In money from a
poc etbook which contained oveL $50
He left for Linco n on the first train,
where he was appreherdec. lie had
spent the money. He was recently
sentenced to thirty days In the coun-
" jail for Sealing a watch, but a the
end Of ten days The officer paroled him
per ding good behavior. Ee is now
serving the twenty days on the old
score, after which he will be given an
nearing in the recent alleged theft.
The officers took charge Of John Co
burn a stranger hereaboutS, who had
been working ON sam Canon's farm
east Of this city. Coburn is demented.
tie was brought to this city and the
insanity comm sSiOn eXn mined blm
after which sheriff Cummings took
him % the Line In asy lum for the in.
SINE. The manis aged about forty
years.
There seems 10 be no clue as 30 who
poisoned Sheriff Cummings blood
hounds. The gui ty party or parties
had 10 enter the barn to feed the an
imalS the poison and the work was
done some time between midnight and
Saturday morning. The officers think
BOSS bly, certain parties whom the
dogs has caused some discontinue re-
Gently might have done the co"aIdly
work though this belief cannot be
suhstantiated The dogs were good
trailerS and sheriff Cummings feels
his loSS keenly'
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-01
IN LOVE WITH ACTRESS
WAITED IN VAIN AFTER MAKING
PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE.
MESSENGER A GOOD SHOT
One Train Robber Killed and Another
Wounded In q egon-Others Made
Their Escape.

New York, Sept. s There was
dramatic revelation yesterday in con-
nection with the mystei uus death
of John David X lpa llirk, the wealthy
young Ne raska clu man who was
found dead in his hotel apartments
Monday last. 1t was learned by a
newspaper reporter that Fitzpatrick
had been in love wi h young woman
part to answer a marriage proposal
10y telephone had 81 discouraged him
that he pr b IDLY decided 10 end 1t
all with self struclion. She Is
known on the stage as Aline Red
mUnd, and when seen vest erday said:
81 have al ong refused to see
Newspaper people, becdu,e l am not
at all anxious for the notorioty that
this will bring upon me. Some OF
the matter published In the murning
papers did me SO much injus lie that
i feel ought to talk more freely.
Mr.. KiIpatriCk, who was one Of ma
lures uoblemcn, aud myself had been
acquainted for eig teen months. l
met him at the home of mutual
friend. / liked him from the Begin
ming, and | think he liked me. We
saw much of each 9th 70 almost a
year, when we had quarrel. 1T Is
40 concern of the pubic what That
quarrel was about. He made me re-
pealed CffeIs Of marriage and wished
me to give up the stage, but dec in
ed. He ask me for final answer
which | promis d by telephone. but
failed to do 50 until after / heard Of
his death"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-01
PEOPLE LIVE IN SOUALOF
NEED OF EARLY ASSISTANCE To
RELIEVE DIRE WANT.

st Thomas, D. W. I, Sept. "a =
The Gazette Uf the British island
st. Kits says:
"lhe mo ntnt for the helping hand
or the government to be extended
can not be much longer delayed IL
the laboring population of the islands
OF ST KIT aud Nevis are TO be kept
rom starvation An appalling con-
dltion ot poverty exists. The estates
have been compelled to lessen their
expenses owing to the long dIouth,
and able bodied mln and women are
hardly earning enough TO supp y their
Oily wan S.
The Times OF the British island Of
st. Vincent bamls the government
for the misery prevailing since the
volcanic eruption IN that island, ad.
ding that starvati aud disease are
killing many persons, and that a
large number are bali naked and
homeless. LtbOrerS Of both sexes
sleep in sheds aud tatteIed tents
trtcted a ycal ago, "harDoGs of d.
5 aSe and immortality aud a dis, race
tJ the colony"