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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
MRS z. LOUISE cnosBrs DEArH.

she Was Taken III. Died ard was Buried
within = Week 1t Barsda.
WARRINGTON, March l7.-Throueh vii.
ham Thomas Fec. United States Consul at
Bombay, the State Department has been
notified OF the death at Baroda, India, on
jan IL, OF Mrs. z. Louise Crosby, whom
the Consul described a. - lady Of con-
siderable standing and wealth In New
York"
There was nothing in her effects to serve
TO locate her relatives, but an advertise
ment inserted by the State Department
IN The Sun has bNa,ght an inquiry from Q
nrst cousin Of Mrs. Crosby's, said to be a
New York lawyer. The department de-
ciined to-day to give the address of this
relative on the ground that the matter
oonoerned only the family Of Mrs. Crosby.
While Consul Fee does not say 30. IL IL
apparent from his report that Mrs. Crosby
was not accompanied by anybody at the
time she was taken III. Tho Consul says:
She had been travelling for some time,
attending the Delhi durbar and was on her
way to Bombay and Ceylon. She stopped
over for day at Baroda to see the Gaek-
ware Palace. Here she was suddenly taken
Ill and died on the morning Of the nth OF
january. She was taken III. died and was
buried within week.
Everything was done for her that was
possible. The Resident at Baroda sent
the doctor Of the residency. A native
and two missionary ladies' gave their
services and trained nurse from the
European hospital In Bombay reached
her the night before she died and stayed
with her during her last hours and re-
manned until after the funeral. She was
buried In the English cemetery in the
British cantonment at Baroda'
The Consul says also that Mrs Crosby
had a large amount OF personal effects and
money. At the request of Consul Fee
the Resident ut Baroda ordered a member
OF his stan to take possession OF them and
to make an inventory. The personal etc cts
are in the possession OF the Resident, SUBJ
ject to the direction OF the Administrator
General.
Mrs. Crosby died Of a virulent, cont gious
and infectious disease common to India,
the nature OF which the State Department
declines TO disclose, giving "a . rsason for
it's refusal that the public Is not entitled
to know.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
Ne, emes,s 81 Naval Sesssss.

wAsHisoros. March iI.-1he Gunhos'
isls Do Lison hss arrived si Pen-a'ols
where -hs oil In plso-d ou, ~ commission
Tho thinning ship Ai~r a. ssn fraoe,-oo
the gunboa' scorpion 81 PENSACOLA. 'i's
,us Nina y, N.- So'k. aud tho o.''ll~F Nsr,
o. s,,s, The orsl-@r Al,any ha< sailed
from Aisl.s- f.r Palermo. and tho u,s.
Nsasr~s Nssks-ss ssd psss.~ frs,
ses SsFt fs nrsdsspor, iaen,
u...als ga nss.a - sss : sl.or ensl-s SIS
yiil re.sih pssssa1ls aa Msuh " sss . s,sv
~ s~sesns~n dsys ussssa oa April ~, IA
.ssy fsa asys, he bse,klyn assy essd ~
AIsii " f,s F,.ii ~ .s.s ss>s end tiss6lassu
NJ ssn Ma q D.ftns Ito -,.asa~s .lss
I'll f..sslsia ~ tsssaissfs NJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
OUTBOARD TURNING SCREWS.
Naval Board WIN Have Them Used On the
New Battleships.

Naval BOard VIII Have Them Used On the
New Battleships.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Naval
Board on Construction has decided that the
new battleships Vermont, Kansas and Min
nesota shall have outboard turning screws
Q change from the inboard turning screws
OF the sister ships, the Connecticut and the
Louisiana. and q return to the screw ar
rangement in vogue before the Connecticut
and the Louisiana were designed Rear
Admiral Melville, Chief of the Bureau Of
Steam Engineering, objected to the change
on several grounds, but was outvoted.
It was demonstrated some time ago
that vessels with inboard turning screws
could make speed slightly better than they
could II fitted with outboard turning scre We
and that was the reason of their adoption
for the Connecticut and Louisiana. When
Admiral Dewey's feet was in the West
Indies last winter comparative observations
were taken which appeared to show that
the cupboard turning screws permitted q
vessel to turn in Q shorter arc than . vessel
fitted with the other screws, and the advan-
tage was marked by greater inturns from a
standstill.
British naval Officers who witnessed part
Of the manPuvres frankly acknowledged
that the outboard turning screws made
tho American vessels superior to British
vessels in manDuvring. In tbs opinion OF a
majority Of tho Board on Construction the
advantage in turning moro than com :
pensated for tho slight additional speed
given BY screws turning inboarG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
II West 23d Street
NAMED Bf THE PRESIDENT.
Csurt Of Private Land Clstms--Appoint.
ments In the Navy.

ments in the Navy.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President
to-day sent TO the Senate the following
nominations:
Court Of Private Land Claims. Chief Justice,
Joseph X. Reed; Ass4elste JqstiCss: Henry
& sluss Of w Kssnssr william " MurJIay 81 q
r xpmr.sscona f H Z. q Infantry to b.
rs; rnisntrS Fred i Brs First
Nsvy-Lients Lewis J. Clarke. Theodore
q. Dewey. John A, HooseweIn Henry b.
% stas hf k.nn.t Sss Ss S.n1.
Matthews. 20 be Lieutenant Comma nders.
Ls..s upio, srfSs ThG%'; T. Gs:vsS
RsipS Earl. g. oe r LissSin. Fis:ssssiG.
ivan c, wettensel. Charles n. To.sr, Vert
p.lG nv'r Albert pO " M.l.Asi p'+ he%:.
III Sy ! !. f;:s
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. ssrs:ca: " CA; ~ SEAM i 49, = Coz
S:: s.;ySI 3 |: s:ss.' . 6
! !. Ifie. a. N. b; SSrmici. " J. ATsoid
Gates. c. II. 7. Lowndes. George II. Barber.
Geer % Hothsanger, O., T. Smith. @. a. Lung.
J.. a.. xol Wadsnklnd, :. poEart Jr. Z. v
sPrt = BsTaIsi.a, s. g. Evans. 4. HT9sS.
J. Z. Page. NJ. 8; Guest, TO the rank Of Le6-
tenant n. IT,, Commando ,,.nG sm,.o, and Harry
ASS slant Psy@assers T. n Woods. Gsorss p
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mas S. q 70 e r.ss.'rp' x.np. G.
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% Browns. rs"'k orb ,S's Slasa.sa. 'S" b
k k:t:;. s %ssG; Scs:ai4 VS. S.:s.s.
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;' ;,sI st 2 I. S:a: 4 %s:4
b; Iss,:.. Niis sl..ss; y s''ts. .I:
i.p..,rs iss., y.,s.a. " n
iS .s:';E : Veg. ss%,s; $780,
T%:::ss,s. T T Il T...' Y l is''". y
. .iss " ~: c::;.. = .r's.ssL
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80 ~ y Ssss's % b. A-..'.s s..s,ss.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
OPPOSITION TO sAWTER.
All Three Men Named - Assistant Al
praiaers Criticised.


pratsers Criticized.
WARRINGTON, March i7.-Letters have
been received at the Treasury Department
criticising all three Of the nominations made
last week for Assistant Appraisers Of Merch-
disc at New York.
The most pronounced opposition IL shown
in the case Of George Sawter. In a general
way the allegations against Mr.. Sawtsr
are that he is competent and instances OF
his alleged incapacity as indicated by his
record in the Consular service have been
brought forward.
He was Consul for eeveral years at Glsu-
chau, Germany, and then at Antigua, West
Indies, and Guayaauil, Ecuador. At the
latter place he remained only q short time,
declaring that he could not risk his life In
such q climate.
Assistant Secretary Armstrong, who is
now In New York. will investigate the COM
plants against the men nominated for
Assistant Appraiserships, and the Senate
Finance Committee will not report the
nominations until the pending investigation
Ia concluded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
W0s SSs NORT stN.


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si alas ss.a sss ssassi'-h bs iAs o.sr
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slssss.aiy s,stasn 40 . ssssisf - ss.s
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iisss a.sss,gins ~ rusaa sstiaan
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no t.,,sr-s a. sss - ssi'sss.as ilss ls,a..s
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\ lss ii,s tsssfsi Sc sisssl 80 tiiisd ~ go
10 lsasssd siis.s~J a. ~ DIsSrs ,sss.,s
lsg ~ $3.50 $3.50 sslAsisra ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
HOODOOED,
- This Csssred Csp shss TIVE Cs,sse'
0rofhee lDMcees.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-william john
son. q oolored member Of the wsshington
police force, has confessed that he shot
and severely wounded U. W. Hall and Prank
Waters. two colored brother officers. ct an
early hour this morning.
johnson, according TO his confession.
was hoodooed by q woman. He says
abe put something In his drinking water
that made him feel funny, and that after
riding around the city on his bicycle for
some time he came across Hall and Waters
and Immediately emptied his revolver At
them.
He says that he has nothing against the
two men and that he doesn't know why he
shot them.
IL IL believed that johnson In tnsane
He has a brother in 81. ElizAbeth's Insane
ASYLUM
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
DIRECTOR or THE CENSUS.
.. n. ID. Nsrth - Ne Promoted 70 Succeed
W. y. Merriam.

=. y. ID. Nerth - Ne Pvemeted - Suceeed
". =. Merriam.
WASHINGTON. March Us. n. d. North.
who has for some time held the Office Of
chief statisti cian OF manufactures In the
Census Offios. win he appointed Director Of
the Census to succeed William r. Merriam.
who recently resigned TO enter business in
New York. The President offered the APP
pointment 10 Mr.. North several days ago
and the offer was acoepted. He win enter
upon his duties M Director some time in
May, after the present Director has finished
some important work in which he In es-
pecially Interested.
Mr.. North is 81 years old. He was born
In Clinton. n. Y. and was graduated from
Hamilton College. He va. on the edi.
torial stan Of the Utica Morning Hevoid
for ssventeen years and in 1883 became
editor and joint proprietor Of the Albany
Erpress. 6ince issS he has devoted his
tina 20 statistical studiss and has been
srcretary Of the National Association Of
Wool Growers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
ATTACK on CONSUL At VENICE.
WyWne Says He Neglected Interests q
Chicags's Omcers-DaysW Cphelds Him.

WyWno Says He Neglected interests 81
Chicags's Onlcers-Daytsn Uphelds Him.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE State De-
partment has undertaken an investigation
Of complaints that Henry A. johnson,
United States Consul at Venice, did not
do his duty in behalf OF the officers Of the
cruiser Chicago, who were arrested there
last year on a charge OF disorderly con-
duct and confined in prison for a short
time.
Mr.. johnson is in Washington and to-day
fled with the State Department q letter
from Capt. Dayton OF the Chicago. In which
he said that the Consul had done every
thing possible to assist the officers who
were arrested.
Capt. r. 8. Wynne, Of the United States
Marine Corps. one Of the of6cers concerned
in the Venice affair, made a statement To
the Depart ment to-day complaining that
Consul johnson had grossly neglected the
int erests Of the Chicago's ofhcers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18

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snssls ssasss,,s if,Hsis A. 49, ti,,,,ias,s ssfs
su,sslsa NJ AZ ssi iisf.s'tis~s' isuslsf
I5sssassg ktshsf fftiif ftmssif 4
: saiis = sfs.ih isissiil ti.rsassl ssss
H.si 81 asf lfffas - $500 if.iastff
A.sfIs hislsta t,s,ssisHf tssai ssf 4
y tssll'Ttf .affasi 500 ssi.s zee
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fArsasssrsa t~S assssss sisi i~ss1sSsssi
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llss -eH< ., 40 sssssi l~-s ~
s.1kss t&s,ss 800 tsass "A t-slissa @til 40
is,.sfssks s&sli snsf ls1.sfssses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
GOOD WORK or GCNNERs.
Ten Hits Out sf Ten shsss Made b, Masss
ehusetss Tsrret Gun.

WAsHiSoros. March IA report 81
some remarkable target practice by the
hattleship Massachusetts, Cd P~nsaooia,
Fla q. has hen rec~ivsd st the Navy Depar
ment. The giins were Mr. I'd sub-calibre
at = moving target reduc-d In size % ~ "a
siu,ulaie . targsa ~ by % feet ~ distance
of i.70O yards. With q turrss gun ten hi's
out of ten shots were made, and with q
broAdsids gun elk hits out ~ s~yeo shots
were made. The actual distance Sss %
Vards
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
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ia-slay s..a.l,s.s'i no nss,n,as,lssn ~ siis.a
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
ssussssa sssss sss ssssaurss.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Navy D~-
psrm~n, resolved notios this morning that
the Carril,bsAn squadron. undss hsar Ad-
mirai Coshlsn. ooasastins of tho orui~~rs
Olympia and psnilsss. the Gunhast hsries's
and ihs collier brutus. saiisd from Nan
Juan. y. y, for Puefto Cortes. Mon
tntere.ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18

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- a. as a<s.sss ts.sssf tis s-.~<z.s.sss--l
~ = ea.s o fass a. 10 fss.~s fs.s<s-
asssa<I 80 a. a&safss - fsas~~. ~
sIs.s 4 . s.-s.I..- - a. f-a~s-s- s~s.e.s
- -. unsr a. ts.s &<sas.-s f-<ss. ~
s.e~rAs<a@sa. t-s~ss~ 80 esss~a $3.50 ~
i~sL n-~1oIess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
5aka & Unntpa1t1J
nrnahtnals .sh tn 14th etrrrt
AN IMPORTANT SALE OF -
Black Guaranteed Dress Silks.

This is first sale Of these silks. Naturally, we
have strained every effort offer values worthy Of
the occasion. The prices indicate how thoroughly
We have succeeded. The sale includes Taffetas,
Peau de Cy9ne, Peau de Soie Peau de Crepes,
Crepe de Chine, Crepe Royals, Crepe Meteores,
Shanghai and Habutai Silks.
Tafeta, 10 WIDE Value &c. At 400
Tsffeta, - In. wide Value $I.oO. ESQ
Taffeta, wide. Value SI.OO. At CSC
Tafeta, % in. WIDE Value SI.25 At 100
Tafeta, Sc In. WIDE Value sI.25. 1850
Hsbu wid Past Black spot
proof.
Value Csc. At 49c Value $I.Io. Also
Value 75c. At sec Value tI.25. At65c
Black Pesu DE CySne 10 inches WIDE Value yard At $50
q ." " 81 inches wide. Value 81 90 yard At $50
Black ALL Silk, Iron frame Grenadine, 4e inches wde
Value 81 90 yard At 100
Black Sole de Crepe inches WIDE Value yard At 85c
Crepe Royal 40 inches WIDE Value yard At $3.50
Genuine Black Shanghai Silk excellent
wide Value 81. 90 per yard. At 75c
Black Satin Crepe de Chine hes Value At $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27

WE SELL THE EAETF-We cannot
offer you the earth AID the fuliless
thereof but We can sell you better lar
gains IN excellent grass lands and stock
ranches, well located. With an aoun5-
a1ce of ncver-failing water and elegant
blue-Stem prairie SrlSS. than Tcl csr
buy elsewhere We have The v-operry
and are ready to slloU yeG We have
good farms, highly improved. and ere
ready 70 compare prices with thc low
est CONS see Us and We vii. locate roc
--Where the saEds 81 time viii svef
spTiukle golden grain n your half
hESkei. and the soft bree=es CT heaven
Viii fan YOUR cheeks and kiss away all
the bitter tears Of adversely Prices
and descriptions Quoted 70 any one on
application Cal on or address A :
Nelson. Is ~ Main street. wichita
kan 1fe-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27

B. F. MLEAN, Mayor.
Attest: j. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
IYPEMRITERS.
sAeEs.

f1RE-PRooF SASS. al sizes. carried
in stock Sold en- payments. Factory
price Mllilson Once supply Co. Wlchica
Iz-tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
MIscEIIlNFous


G. SHAW-Il5 West Douglas. Money 10
loan on diamonds or any Other good
security. Best OF reference. II wanted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27

Wichita. Kan, May Is. 1898.
Council met in special session pursuant
to call In the absence of Mayor Nc
Lean, S. B. Herman, president Of the
council, presided. All councilnen present
except Davidson. Isely, Luling and Scheil.
Clerk read call.
Acting mayor submitted the follow
ing names to act as judges and clerks
Of special election to be held May 70, 1903
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-Judges; y. L. Hallowel
John Beckwith. J. II. Ash; Clerks: DR..
Root, ]. T. McMillen.
Second Precinct-Judges: A. E. Rudd
Paul Brown. Fred Hammers; Clerks
George Knorr VIM. Dedrick.
Third Precinct-Judges: J. II. Alexan-
der, Chorel e Parkhurst, A. ]. Christ
man; Clerks: a. j. Jones. VIM. Sense.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-Judges: II. y. Ford, ].
W. Dresser. VIM. Campbell; Clerks: J.
c. Luttell ]. C. Rebstein.
Second Precinct-Judges: C. H. Web
king, ]. W. Motif, D. A. McCandless;
Clerks: John Chenneth, Q. Burgesser.
Third Precinct-Judges Joe Downing,
Irwin Beach. Clark Camp; Clerks: j.
L. Papes, r. T. Bean.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-Judses: Roy Pierce,
George Berdine, II. L. Tayler; Clerks:
Bert Peckham, ]. T. Dorsey
Second Precinct-Judges: J. X. Mccall,
John Fisher. Patrick McCarty; Clerks:
j. L. Mcpherson. j. NJ Crowley.
Third Precinct-Judges: R. II. Munde-
vello, ". c. Curtis. ]. Giles Smith
Clerks: Graham Campbell. L. r. Cole.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-Judges: y. Z. Harmon,
Richard Bird, L. D. Barrett; Clerks:
Charles Waggoner NJ. c. Cook.
Second Precinct-Judges: George Ma
jors, II. M Grafton. E. L. Carnahan;
Clerks: Ed Rumsey, Vermillon Harris.
Third Precinct-Robert Hutchinson, E.
S Baker ]. X. Brown; Clerks: r. B.
Hutchinson, c. A. Gregory.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct-Judges: Jno. Hollinger,
Jno. HEREFORD. Jacob Ponce; Clerks. /.
N. Covalt, Geo. Rogers.
Second Precinct-Judges: Fl. II. Brown.
Simon Haugh, -. o. Williams; Clerks
Lew Killon, j. c. Milton.
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-Judges: A. Morris. Ben
Wilson, Fred Sewers; Clerks: w. c.
Winch, Jerry Brakeman.
Second Precinct-Judges: I. Salisbury,
W. P. Cleveland, George Peters; Clerks
s. S. Hawk, ]. w. Winrod
Burton moved that appointments be
confirmed. Motion carried.
Council adjourned.
s. b. HERMAN, President Council.
Attest: ]. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
HOUSES FOR ,ALa.

HOUSES Foh sAL1.
FOR sALE-A very beautiful lov.pftces.
z-s;ory. s-reom home. locstsd ~ one q
the finest locations gvefigpkiEg River
site PARK. az lf joins GTsslnsrstein az
dlflgn Viih several hundred fssf - sell
kent lawn adi1rinz ssesufifui shade
tres = iHrEs amount 81 fhs chgicfsa
kinds q ffuis. rev barn aud zvsfytnise
close - sfrerf cars ThfE place cen ~
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c. B. QUINCY
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Office. Court House, west entrance.
Phone 4S2. Judgment certificates in
District Court 7-we-fr-su-U
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4NL-HNfA4t AAftN-
Be IL Resolved by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the City Of Wichita:
That il is necessary and IS hereby de-
clared TO be necessary to imnle siately or
as soon as may be practicable, begin the
construction OF a sewer system in sewer
district No. Of said city. defined as FOL
lows to-wit: Beginning ut the intersecti IN
of the center lines Of Douglas and Ida
avenues. thence south on center line OF
Ida avenue 10 center lire Of Hunter ave
nue.. thence east % the Intersection Of
said center line % Hunter avenue with
its intersection with the nor;herly hank
OF Chisholm creek thence easterly along
the northeriy bank of Chisholm creek u
its intersection with the center lire Of
Hydraulic avenue. thence north TO the
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MEDICAL.

blood poison SUI
ferers can test Lopez Specific for %
DAYS on a bank suarantee-no Pay Il
not benefited Write for proof and
order blank. Lopez Remedy Co, Wich-
tia Hans i5e-tf
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allow joint 10 stare on the nortle-s-
corner of Douglas and Water street be
referred to committee on police and
prisons.
Davidson moved as substitute mat
the chief of police be ordered TO aoate
the nuisance Councilmen Bellew, DaV-
idson, Dawson. Freeman, isely, Herman
Mckee, Reynolds. Scheil voting yea
Burton and Pierce voting nay. Substi-
tute carried
Burton moved TO close Kinseader's
joint. Roll call. the following council
men voted yea: Burton, Dawson, Nc
Kee and Pierce Nay: Bellew, Davidson,
Freeman. Isely, Herman, Reynolds and
Schell Motion lost.
Council adjourned.
p = AfIEAN Mayor
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AGENTS WANTED-To sell territories
for practical calf-dehorning knife Chas.
S. Matthews. 1l2 North Topeka avenue.
Wichita. 5-tf
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Noted Specialist Dead.

Rockland. Mass. May 26.-Rev. Freder-
lex o. Mccartney, Socialist member OF
the state legislature and who once de-
clined the Socialist nomination for presi-
dent, died here tonight of pneumonia
He was an ordained Unitarian minister.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-An agent, either
sex, TO sell shirt waist goods in theV
home and surrounding towns Large
line. including high-class novelty pat
terms. and exclusive designs Sells CT
sight Big pay to right party Buckley
Custom Shirt Co.. Dept 2, St LoCis,
NO. 1-l1-tt
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