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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24
Q6fdbrtstdge BON Ocean : 9ampfsrn
Ion Rtns Qort.


0ampfer ngbilabelpbia" am "a.
Sum- na4 Sout6ampton.
0ampfer v9otsoam" am "a. SUM-
mad ROTTERDAM.
0ampfer nMuieitic" am "a. SUM-
na9 QiOerpooI.
0umpfer n6riebri4 Der 9roBe" am
Is. Sum- na9 Bremen.
9ampfer r~G6amPugne" am 25.
Stunt na9 9aOre.
0umpfer .8li4er" am Is. SUM-
rad 9umburg.
Oumpfer rMon9oIiun" am 25.Suni
rad 8lasgotp.
0ampfer Settle" am 26.Suni mad
QiOerppol.
9ampFer n8ruf WaIOeriee" am 27.
SUM- nu6 9umburg.
OampFer n2abn" am 81. SUM- mad
g2eapeI unb 8enud.
0dmpfer y9doerlanb" am 27.Suni
na6 Qnttperpen.
9ampfer nGampania" am 81. SUM-
mad 2iOerpooI.
0umpfer rMinnetonta" am 81.
Stunt na6 Qpnbon.
9ampfer yNrmenian" am 80. SUM-
mad 2iperpoOI.
0ampfsr yNorb 4merico" am 30.
SUM- no6 Neupel uno 8enuu.
0ampfer Oceanic" am l. SuIi
na8 2iperpooI.
0ampfer n@tatenbam" am l. SuIi
na9 ROTTERDAM.
0umpfer st. 9oul" an 1. SuIi
nd9 Sout6ampton.
0ampfer n8arbarofu" am 2. Suli
nddJ 8remen.
0umpfer n@oOoie" am 2. Suli
mad 9aore.
0ampfer n9eutI6lunO" am 2.
eSult nd9 6amburg.
9ampfsr n@pmric" am 3. SuIi
no4 2ipsrpool.
0ompfer nHor9e am 4. Suli nud
&~open6agen.
0umpfer nq6Dnicia" an 4. SuIi
rd4 9amburg.
0umpfer .9ermania" am 4. SuIi
mad NeapeG.
0ompfer rprin3eIIin Serene" am 4.
oeSult nab Nedpel unb 9enud.
0dmpfer n8rOonlano" am 4 Suli
mad Nnttperpen.
Oampfer rumbria" an 4. SuIi
nab 2iperpool.
Oumpfsr ,Manitou" am 4. Suli
nu9 2onoon.
9ampfer n8ronprin3 Nilbelm" am
7. Suit nu9 Bremen.
9ampfer oGurpatbid" am 7. SuLi
na9 Q%iperpool.
Camper nSaroegna" am Z. SuIi
na9 Neapel unb @enua.
9ampfer .Seutonic" am s. Suli
mad 2tDerpool.
9ampfer rg&ep gort" am 8. Suli
na4 Sout6ampton.
9ampFer r8Dnbam" am 8. SuIi
nd6 ROTTERDAM.
9ampfer r9eQig OIap" am 8. SuIi
mad 8%open6agen.
0ampfsr n2uurentiun" am 9. Suli
no4 8lusgop.
0ampFer r@roBer 8urfirit" am 8.
Suit na3 Bremen.
9ampfsr nMoltfe" am 9. Suli
nu4 9umburg.
Oampfsr ySpuraine" an 9. SuIi
na6 SABRE.
0umpfsr nNrabic" am 10. Suli
na9 2~iperpool.
9ampfsr r9ennInIOoniu" am II.
Suli mad 6umburg.
0ampfer r&aiier 8ilbelm Der
8roBe" am II. Suli nab Bremen.
0ampFer .2ucunia" am II. Suli
mad Qiperpool.
9ampfer r3eelanO" am II. Suli
mad Nntperpen.
0ampfer nMinne6aba" am II.
SuGt na9 Qonoon.
0umpFsr rg2oorbum" am Is. Suli
nd6 Rotterdam.
0umpfer y@ermdnic" an Is. Suli
nd6 Q%iberpool.
9ampfer philadelphia" an 10.
Suli na9 southampton.
9ampfer r5iirit 8ismard" am 16.
Sult nu4 9umburg.
9umpfer Bremen" am 16. SuIi
mad 8remen.
9umpfer p2Orruine" am 16. Suli
mad 9aOre.
Oumpfsr ngebric" am II. SuIi
nd6 Qiperpool.
9umpfer rWtefaba" am Is. Suli
mad Qpnbon.
0dmpfer patricia" am Is. Suli
mad 9amburg.
9ampfer rgtruria" am IS. Su1i
na4 Qioerpool.
Odmpfer n6tnlanb" am Is. Suli
na6 Qnttperpen.
9ampfer o6o6en3oqern" am Is.
Suli na6 Reupel unb @enuu.
Sampfer nSslono" am Is. Suli
mad R~open6agen.
e6attelfrcf, Ed1mcrSen, WaTa'
ria, Sn Grippe Mn0 fd1limme GrfGl:
I'm n a O n Eaf r1,N AranA AlfA.anA9 N -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24
Seirnfhs>0iccu3eu.

5olgen6e 9eirut6s<2 icen3en puroen
geItern our9 ben Iftuar bes Common
pIsass 0sritts uusQeiteQt:
Wm. s. Moob, %, unb @bit6 6.
Sum6lett, 10. Qpplifant 6. 81. Scope,
gfr. 767, George traBe
Walter 9erron, 27, Rr. 1850, 3d.
pen@S trube un0 Qnnie %. 6. 2eutz
ner, q.
Ror6orne s. Crop, SO, ct. QOuis,
Mo., uno 2i55ie Rolin5, %, Nrmesz
bile.
Wm. 8. gbelmonn, "a, unb 4nnis
6. 9eters, 20. QppIifant 8. q.
Brandt, 9}r. POI, 0tz9sut6z6tr.
6reoerid S4aefer, %, Rr. 919,
Mefz6unettez 5truBe, unO Suite o.
8rien, 81.
@tanleD 3. Groft, "a, unb NeQie
.. Mit9eG, %, g2r. 1118, Qigbtz9tr.
Sones 81. Campbell, SO, 6arforbz
Gount1, Mb., unb 8at6arine 9ooOer,
81. Npplitant Mm. ". @roDe, CIR.
1907, Observation-Disclosures
6reberif q. S6oennagle, %, Sem
Oorf, unb 6elen 81. 9raoD, "a.
9Dman 0inopiB, %, 1880, Dit
9ratt : StrdBe, unb @orub Garter,
q.
Ig6efer 81. Grsemun, "a, unb
Qouiie, 81.
Suliug 6. wo6ler, "A, Nr. 2o14,
@i16elmzS traBe, unb Margdret glz
bersfir6, %.
Somes 8. 8sGp, 20, unb 2ucn On
bretps, SO. 4pplifant s. q. M}eiiel,
glr. Ala, NorbzGaroline@S truBe.
Wm. S6effsnuder, %, un0 Serene
3igger, 20. Npplifant 90. 2e93op Ri=
6uroIon, Nr. 1924, OItzHort6zQpe.
6ranf @8umanr, "a, Nr. 615,
SefferIon StraBe, WuberlD, unb @liz
5abet6 M2. @~tebenfon, 20.
Sofepb q. l1lman, "a, Nr. AL,
Equitable Building" unO Gqa 8ugz
genbeimer, %.
Qeon 6. Burnett, %, unb 0upIie
Belle Sacob5, q, 8eibe pon WaT6ingz
ton, Dc. Qpplifant Sof6ua Smtt6,
g2r. 664, Meitz6runtltnzS Ctr.
8bos. s. Mc8eeper, "a, rtnb Bel
lie 8ebecca 6aultner, Is, 8eibe DON
Wdf6ington, .. 6.
So6n 3anooIp6, %, 2. lieutenant,
20. Snfunteriez Regiment, Columbus,
D., unb Margaret S. S6omp1on, 25,
Wui6ineton, .. 6.
SeTe 5. 9auopan,21, unb 8toIa
6. GlOer, 10. QppIitunt s. %. 6offz
ner, Nr. 1875, GldrtionzGtr.
@so. 8anfarb, q, unO 2iQie
Green, 10, Nr. 300, 8onbsStr.
Walter g. Street, %, unb 2iQie
M. WtItinion, 10. QppIitdnt %. g..
4pplebp, Nr. 1716, Wsftz2om6uroz
StraBe.
Sn Der @ersinsbuue, Nr. 942,
RorO58abitraBe, Grnit u. Sabn's
Reitaurunt, 6ielt beute Morgen bas
9icnic : Gomite cine 8erIummlung
ab, in pel6sr beri9tet purbe, baB
ale arrangements 10 getroffen ieien,
nm bus picnic, tpeI6es am Samitag,
ben 81. SUM-, i'm n@eitenb : purt,
beginneno Inn 3 ubr, ~obgebalten tpirb,
81 einem groBen @rfolge 81 geitalten,
ba ni9t aIein Die meiften hieiigen,
fpnbern audi bisle a~uspdrtige 8Gderz
meiiter ibr Gri9einen 5ugeiugt BADEN.
= 8on Dem unterIsetf3en 8a6sl
5piIden Dem Puget Sun0, aIusta,
befinbet ii4 Der erfte S9eil, $50 W}eiz
len lang, uuf benz transport nu9
Seattle; Der 5tpeite, $50 M}eiIen lang,
pirb i'm Quguit folgen unb i'm ge>
nunnten Monat nit Dem 2egen DEG
8u6els unter> Der 2eitung bes Sber=
ten Sures QQen begonnen peroen.
0as Gaf,I 1T in ZEN Ser. Staten
Isrrs7+su+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

Shattelfrof, shmcrsen, MaIa,
ria, Ca Grippe nno id1Iimme Grtdl:
tnngen fnrirf SMrdl ,,@lanen'S Slauc
Gils" laud in fliiffiacr Ssorm).
pretS Csc. M1enthalbeu bertamft
l9fl2, l&S,l IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

5Gai6en @eneper pom beutidenO amz
pier .Nsdur" gei4mu9gelt gu buben.
Sesmann ipurbe BON Ri9ter Wforris
gu 80 Sagen @efdngniB perurt6eilt.
Der San hes dnberer Matrpfen blieb
mod u~nerIebi9t. Der 8irtb @bdrles
Simrau befannte ii6 ni6t f6ulotg
unb pirb am Mpntug pro3eiiirt tperz
ben.
Die 9p15fpiritus sale
gef9li6tet.
Die 9pI3ipiritus= 6dGs, beren pro=
5eb Dor einigsr 3eit 10 betrd6tli4es
Qufieben erregten, iinb auberhulb bes
9eri6tsbufes gei4li4tet porbsn. Der
erblinbete Or. SEQ. q. 8re6m per=
langte betanntIi4 bon Der 5irma Gill
bert Bros. $4,000. Nu9 bier anbere
dbnIi4e Sdae purben als iiitirt elm
getrdgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24
@e(biensunaer nad1 aeutihlans

"a Gents pro Murt unb GommiiiiOn.
S6eo. 8. 0tener &c o., 415
WaterzStraB @usldnbif4es Sch,
We6iel unb Greoitz8rtefe. S4iffsz
tarten bon unb na6 europa. (266)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24
gIate BON 6fe mtIidrm SntereFs.

Gitp 9on-Nort6z unO ~2eringtons
StroBe.
WaIbington Monumsnt - Mt.
8ernonz9loce.
SO6ns 6Optin5' 0oipital - Rorbz
8~roaOpon.
S6la6tenz Document - Galuertz
unO 6upettezS traBe.
8rob BON Cigar 2(1en 9oe -
@eitminiter 8ir4bof 6apette= uno
Greene trdBe.
9ruiOz6iuz9arf - gu errei6en
nit n0rbli6 laufenoen Naggon5.
9atter1on : 9ort - gu errei8en
nit Ditli6 Iaufenoen 8aggon5.
Sort Wc6enrp - 2ocutzPoint.
5rauenzGOueg - ct, PuuIz uno
%. StruBe.
9ea6obp zSnititut unb MuTitsGonz
f~erbutorium - Mt. 8ernonzBlate.
GRATIS 6rei : 8i6liot6ef = N}ulz
BERN, naG GatbeOraIz StraBe.
6reimourer : Sempel - Rorbz
G9arlesz StraBe.
Obj 6euops : 3empel - Gatbez
6ralz unb SaratogazS traBe.
G6amber Of Commerce - 9oniz
BAN uno 8uterz5 traBe.
9leue8 8eri6t8gebduoe - 6aDettez
uno Ct. 9aulzS truBe.
9oitgebduOe - 6a1ettez unO GoIs
pertzStraBs.
Gutap gIace - 6uupt prome.
naoe, perlGngert r0rbIi4 an Gutatpz,
bon 9oIpbin=StruBe
goung Men'5 G6riitian 4foctd=
tion, Gentral : 8ebGuoe - Charles
uno 6aratOgas6 traBe.
Qtuoemie Der 0ifsni6uften -
6rantIin= unb Cathedral StraBe.
GurroGs9art uno ou5 aIte Dobnz
bau5 Don G6arIe5 garroq DON Gar
rolton - W}an ne6me bic Columbia
IpenuesW ug9On8.
MurDluno Sn1tttut - Baltimore
unb 6arrii onzS truBe.
0eutf6e GIubzQofuIe.
.,9urnoerein @orpdrt5," Ar. 1872 uno
734, WeItsQ eTtngtonz StrdBe;
.9ermaniuzW dnner4or," 2~Ombaroz,
nu6e 6traBe
,Germania : CLUB" 5apettez, rdBe
@utdns StrdBe;
o6urmoniezGIubbaus, Nr. Ala, ~
5apettezS truBe.
8eri8tigung. - 9onrtogS>
jGger: PIN 2iebiten iaieBe id in Der
tulten Sa6res3eit." - 60riter: Sic
nOGIen io8sn: D5n bic tolts So9rssz
5eit."
RHdfi8t8polL - 8enburm
(3u Isiner 5rau): n9riiben an Der
~Der6otenen STEELE BADEN 3nei 0amen;
ge6', 3ie9' Dir einmal meme Uniform
an unO idrei6' tie uuf!"
Sm 0ufel. .6eut Nadt BE-
ben's mid uber fur6t6dr oer9auen
uno 'nausgei6mifen ben Btrt9
pertlag' i'd! 8ie aber! 2eufel! JeBt
peiB i6 ni6t ms4r, bel peI4sm8irt3
bas mari"
unbebu6t.- JrGuIein: Die
fer ate 0iener bat MIDI uno meme
DIANA nod auf benQrmen getra9en."
= 6err: SIT es m0gIit.? So frat
fig lit Der aIte Munn nO6?"
@urnung.- % rosrOen sic
OieIen Sommer 6inreiien?" r5n
ben 6ar3." - so? 9a rat3s I'D
S6nen a6er, bic i6le4eiten Sad'n
an3u3ie6en." - .Warum oenn?"
n8egsn Der 9ar3fIede."
Diplomatic If. = Dame 4ls
10, elm gutter S6er3, rat4en sic, 3D.
ronden, pie aft i6 bin!" Baron:
nWeiB es pirfli6 ni6t, meme 9naz
bioite, - u6er immerbin -- man
iie6t es Sbnen abiolut nt4t an!
Sin pOrft8tigsr 4r6t.-
eFrember: u0aS MAIDEN sic, 9err
9oftOr, fpenn ou8 MeOitamsnt, mel
Dies Sie Dem qatienten Oeri4rsiben,
in Sbrer 6uus : tpOtbete ni4t oors
rdt6iq it?" - ar3t: r9aS tommt
ni6t Dor; benn i1 peri6reibe ia nur
0as, mas i6 eben gu 9auIe babe"
g8 giebt Menf8en, Die
ni6t e6er freunbli9 tperOen, bis man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

g8 giebt Men den, Die
ni6t e6er freunbli9 perOen, bis man
tie i9le9t be9anpeIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

Gin angene6mer 8 a It. =
Wirt6 (eines 8a0ez9otels, Der Bel Der
Sable o'6ote" periOnli6 berumrei6):
rgtpus Spurgel gefduig?" = 8aIt:
vSpargel? 9umit BADEN Sie BEL mir
fein Slid, ouOon nebme i'd BRET
ma peniaitens!%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

RUdfi6t5boIL. - 8enoorm
(u Ieiner 5rau): n9riiben an Der
D~er6otenen STEELE BADEN 3pei 0amen;
geb', 3ieb' Dir einmal meme Uniform
an unO i6rei6' Ite auf!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

SIN DufeL.- nl6euf Na6t Hos
bsn's mid aber fur6t6ar Derbouen
uno 'nausgeI6mi7en - ben Btrt9
pertlag' i'd. Die ober! 2sufel! SeBt
psiB i4 ni4t ms6r, BEL nel4smBirt4
bas mari"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

8eri8tigung. - 9onrtog5z
iGger: PIN 2iebiten i4ieBe i'd in Der
fuIten So6res8eit." - 60riter: Sic
noQen fagsn: nSn bic taIte Sa4resS
3eit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

un6ebu6t.- 6rGuIein: Die
Ter ulte 0iener bat MIDI unO meme
Mama nod auf oenQrmen g%etro9sn."
- 6err: sit e5 m0gIid!? CIV troTz
tia lit Der aIte Munn no6?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24
@us Den 0eridts9ofen.

Ser ~ezgonteit tommt
heute CUR 8erat6ung. Sa3
SelO Der 2ebrerinnen in Der rGitD
Sruit . 9anting Co." nod imz
iner ni9t ii6er. - Qnbere &laz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

Sin bOrfi8tigsr 4r5t.-
eFrember: gDaS MAIDEN Sic, 9err
8oftOr, penn oo8 M%eOitamsnt, nell
DIES Gie Dem gatienten DerI4rslben,
in Sbrer 6uus : QpOtbete ni4t oors
rGt6ia if?" - Qr8t: n9us fommt
ni8t Dor; benn ih peri4reibe ia nur
9as, mas i'd eben gu 9auIe babe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

8arnung.- oNO psroen Sle
oieIen Sommer 6inreiien?" r5n
ben 9ar3." - so? 9a rot6s I'D
S6nen a6er, bic i6edteiten Saten
an3u3ie6en." - n8urum oenn?"
y0s9sn Der 5ar3flede."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

9tpGomutif6. = Dame: g4lz
10, Elm outer @8er3, rat6en sic, 3D.
ron6en, nie aft i4 bin!" - Baron:
nWeiB es pirtli6 ni4t, meme 9naz
bigIte, - a6er immerbin man
fie6t es 59nen ubiOIut ni4t an"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-25
Both phones "A
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed appraisers have been appointed by
the mayor and city council of the city of
Wichita, Kansas, to assess the damages
and benefits to property owners for the
opening of Lulu avenue from Gilbert
street to Lulu avenue in l.. f. Hay
makers addition to said city and from
Lulu avenue in said L. F. Haymaker's
addition 10 Lulu avenue in Kellogg Street
addition To Wichita, Kansas, and that
said appraisers viii meet in the office of
the city clerk in the city building on
Monday. August 5, 1903 IT 10 o clock a.
m. FOR the purpose of assessing damages
and benefits in the benefit district es-
tahlished and bounded as follows, viz
Commencing at the intersection Of the
north line Of section Is. township q. range
J east with the west line Of the east half
OF the northeast quarter of said section
IS thence south TO the south line Of said
northeast quarter. thence east to the
east line of Griffenstein's fourteenth adj
6iuon. thence north to the north line OF
the south half of said northeast quarter.
thence west TO the east line Of L. T
Haymakers addition. thence north to the
center Of Chisholm creek. thence in a
northeasterly direction t. the southeast
corner OF kellogg Street addition. thence
north to the north line of said section
q. thence west to the place Of beginning.
y. l. HALLOWELL.
D. T SEALOCK.
NJ ~ MCCLELLAN.
s6-st. Appraisers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-25
MERE LADS HANGED
Convicted of Killing a Man to
Secure Money.
MANY SHOTS EXCHANGED
Were Captured and Executed
in Spite of Youth.
MANY SHOTS EXCHANGE

Lexington, KY. July 24-Ciaud o'Brien
and Earl Whitney, boys in years and
whose faces indicate nothing of the Grim
inal. were hanged here at clock this
morning for the murder OF A B. Chinn.
Ii was half past two on the morning of
October Il, 1892, when O'Brien and Whit
ney entered the home Of a. B. Chinn, a
wealthy merchant and ex-Confedera ate
soldier and with revolvers n hand de-
nlanded that the old gentleman produce
his money Their voices awakened Mrs
Chinn who screamed. Asa Chinn, their
son had returned from dance only a
short time before and had not fallen
asleep. He made his way TO the door OF
his parents room, but one of the burglars
saw him and they began shooting. Asa
Chinn also opened fire. The elder Chinn
was sitting on the side of his bed He
was shot through the body. The boys
then ran from the room over the form
of Asa Chinn, VINO had also been shot
and was lying on the floor, using his
revolver as best ne could. Whitney was
wounded in the left knee. The elder
Chinn. mortally wounded. attempted to
assist his son in the battle in the hall
way and got up out Of the bed and went
to the door. where he dropped dead
Hhe boys We're captured a few days
later near here, but owing TO rumors OF
lynching were removed to Louisville for
safe keeping O'Brien was IS years oil l
and his home was i'll Memphis Earl
Whitney. one year his senior, has reia-
tives in Nashville.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-25
REACHED HER LIMIT.
A Trained Nurse Whose Endur.
ance Was Overtaxed.

Il thought / could stand anything .
said Mrs. Jennie Sanford. a trained
nurse, who lives at No. 10 Baird street.
Benton Harbor. Mich. but I found that
my endurance had a limit. 1t was after
attending a case which required more
than ordinary watchfulness and care that
l broke down in health i was afraid
that 1 should be compelled TO give up my
work entirely and believe that would
have been the case had il not been for
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You ask me what DR.. Williams Pink
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My stomach refused food and if l did
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And they helped me at once A few
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-25
BOYS RESISTED MARSHAL.
Hit Him in the Head With a Bee
Bottle.

Arkansas City. Kan. July 24.-Last
night Ed Mounts. V Lee and Frank
Brown were arrested at Purcell on the
charge Of resisting arrest and assault
ing the city marshal. says the X-Ray.
The three boys had been out on spree.
across the river. and on their return to
the main thoroughfare were accosted by
the city marshal who told them to come
with him.
Instead of complying, one of the boys
struck him over the head with beer
bottle. knocking him down and out. They
then tried to escape, but literally ran into
the arms Of another officer who took
them to joil. Except for being badly
cut about the head by the bottle. the
marshal was not seriously injured. and
viii recover. The people were highly in
censed at the deed. and had il not been
for the protection OF the officers. would
have melted out vengeance 70 those who
committed the deed. II is not known FOR
certain which one Of the boys struck the
blow
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LAST or AL DAY MEETINGS.
rsIiness xnr-sers VIII .e-; Tuesday
fcr Ssrsices.

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some way fell from the buggy with such
great force that she was rendered I'M
conscious for a short time. Fortunate
", some one driving along the road in
front of Miss Baird saw the horse run
ming with an empty buggy. They caught
the horse and went back and found Miss
Baird. AS soon as she regained con-
sciousness she was taken home. Later
she was brought in to DR.. Covert, who
dressed a bad cut on the side of her
head. While her injuries are not seri-
Gus. yet they are quite painful.
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oAST g. 1 L
,,a a Tbs Kind You Have EEaJS Busy,
'se:'''' &zHAZzEx
BASEBALL AT CEUDA.
Excursionists VIII See Game Between
Winfield and Geuda Springs.


At the Santa Fe station yesterday af-
ternoon a telegram was received which
brought the information that arrange
ments have been made for a good ball
game at Gueda Springs Sunday. The
Winfield Reds will cross bats with the
Geuda Springs baseball nine. Most Wich-
tia people are acquainted with the speedy
game put up by the Winfield team and
it is said that their opponents are in the
same class and will show them a hard
game
Eight coaches have been ordered for
the excursion to Geuda Springs Sunday
and it is the opinion at the Santa Fe
office that more will have to be ordered
to carry the large crowd which is ex-
pected to take advantage of the excur-
sion rate Sunday morning. Many Wich-
itans have already signified their inten-
ton of going, and when it is learned
that gooG ball game has been added to
the list of attractions it is thought that
many more will attend. The excursion
will leave this city in the morning at
G:35 o'clock.
Seattle, Wash, July 24.-The Kenai
salmon cannery, owned by the Pacific
Packing and Navigation company, was
destroyed by fire July 10. The plant is
a total loss, but there is enoug insur-
ance to cover.
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- ,ooa ssis a. ne gasal pf.arraacy

cooked fooa sale a, TIE Ideal pasarfnscy
today
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orator.. wlI zlzx q so91 .; ~ Casta-ia ~
church Sunday morning
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ard 6zsxhtsr. Hisa Ispe. q &4r1s1. u.
are ryencsng q fsW ~ssks rffh the-r
cousin. 3rs- J a wigs q shiz eliy.
The W-lealtz Lszrps teeus d.festet III
HOPE yssterczv ~ ~ score - = - {
me Features = tte gsr-s ~eFs fts snzss
runs ~ s~nier - ~ Hsy.@ I'D WIZ
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Wichita Mutual Burial Asst
Assessment No. 8 is Called
|. w. GILL, Secretary.
PILESI PILES!
500 Names for Reference.

! See the papers full of ads of pile saves
and medicine TO cure piles. Now, while l
have no money to throw away, yet l will
give one hundred dollars to anyone who
viii cure case of piles with any of the
advertised medicine.
I will also give one hundred dollars for
q case of piles l cannot cure. and with
out knife or ligature or caustic, and you
need not pay me dollar until the cure
ts completed. No deposits asked. Come
and be cured; pay when you can.
DIR. CLEVELAND, Anthony, Kan.
1-sat-tf
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THROWN FROM BUGGY.
Head Struck on a Sharp Stone, Cut
ting Deep Cash.

Winfield. Kan. July 24.-Walter Studer
Of Cedervale. who = running thresh;rg
machine in this cicinity. was thrown from
his busy Wednesday afternoon. his head
striking upon q stone. cutting a deep
cash and rendering him unconscious Tor
some time. The accident happened near
the southern Kansas depot. Studer had
driven up on the north side 10 lead a
piece Of freight In turning the horse
around one Of the tugs DROPPED and the
tongue FELL 10 the ground. This friyhte =
ed the horses and they dashed OF over
turning the buKgy and throwing Studer
upon the stones
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GRABBED HER HAND.
Bloodhound Caught and Tore the Hand
Offering Food.

Arkansas City. Kan, July A.-Mrs. E.
A. Cutshall almost lost hand when she
attempted to feed a couple of blood
hounds kept here TO trail criminals. The
hounds are owned by James Cutshall,
Mrs Cutshau placed her hand within
reach of one Of the dogs and in an in
slant that member was caught and badly
torn. She may lose some of her fingers.
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FOUR INDICTMENTS.
Special Grand Jury Likely 20 Return
Them

Washington. July 24-Fou- indictments
resulting from the T-ostai investigation
are liSeiy 70 b returned by fhe special
grand jury IN this city next Esonth- 2 ~
sury has had The cases under consider
ton for a long time They iavo5ved cor
tract matters closely related . TIE trans
actions and have already resulted n the
swearing action u the paris q re IL
TestigarinE o1lcizls u - uu1erstoo6
tina; three postal officials art q oaliecfov
are involved one Of these parties : net
8 resident % Washington Extra Fesi-
cence has been observed regarding TIE
Casa