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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-02-21
PRESBYTERIAN.

REV. W. q. NEVILLE, PASroh.
SUNDAY SERvIcEs-Morning services
at II o'clock. Sunday school in the
afternoon at $50 o'clock. No evening
services.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-02-21
AT THE CHURCHES.

ASSOCIATE REFORMED.
SUNDAY SERvIcEs-Sunday school In
the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-02-21
w. o. RAWLS,
PLUMBER AND STEAM FILTER.
TIN ROOFING
and GUTTERING.

I Am now fully prepared TO make estl-
i mates on Tin Roofing, Guttertng,
and on all other kinds Of Tinwork. I
now have complete assortment Of the
necessary tools to do all kinds Of Tin
work and have competent timer to
do the work. When you have Tinwork
of any kind to be done, I will be pleas
ed to make you a price on the work.
I will also be pleased to take care of all
kinds Of repair work that you have to
be done. See me for what you want In
this kind of work.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-02-21
TRY OUR
R. & G. NO. 1
TRY OUR
ROASTED COFFEE.

This Coffee is imported and roasted
especially for us. 1t Is roasted in
the most improved and scientific
way in alright revolving cylinders,
thereby retaining all Of the natural
flavor Of the coffee which recon-
mends 1t to the lover Of good coffee.
The price of this coffee Is strictly
Is CENTS a pound. It is in every
way equal to most Coffees that sell
for 20 cents q pound. A trial pack
age Of one pound will convince the
most skeptical Of its high quality
and strength. Try it.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-02-21

3S~ Send The Enquirer your Job
Printing orders.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
FL captain Ungtid
Y Ell nombranient0 de 2 Jefe

FL B0gstz4s N1re1ntzB al hablar Gel
Dornbraniento de sRgundO Jefe de N
Dolicfa Insular-aun en- ges1acl0n-d1ce
que Sunanimente republlcanos, fedora
les ( undergraduates nan rec0mendado
para esa plaza I'll captain Urrutla-S
Con 10 cuaI paTBce entenderse que
los 5efes de Ia polic1a insular los deslg-
nan los gaz=tld0S a7olst5e1s- / be All
Drecisanente Ell grave mai de que Ia
adoIecido Ia p0Iic1a; que sus Jefes faeron
designados = elegidos por Ell part7do re-
DubIicano entire aquellas pers0nas mas
adlicras 81 Zss1Ger BaTbosa.
N0sotros c0nocem0s desoe Il 5uTen-
ind 4 Pepe T-rrutia. ParEcularmente 6
nuestro amigo y reconOeemos en & exec
Ientes condolences de- h0nradez. eabaIle
rosidad E inHeligencia. Is N antique
niIitar ac0sturntsrado al manao = %
discipline. pero el capItan [ rrutla Sc Ia
dzs1lngnIa0 slempre en t0d0s los pue-
bios donde ha estado-dfganloC Caguas :
Arecib0-p0r 81 Intrals gencla politlca,
Dor 81 regublacaaagzzao aE1asl0n2do. ) IN
holn0ra asi 10 nos parees a Hass apr0p6-
slr0 para desempe L. Ie1aTzIra De IN
c1erpo n cue preelsane1te hRy hOy a
benaenela de ale5arlo en B0do 10 possible
lie Il p0l1Elca-
Iengase en- cuenta Cue en las largas
ausencias del primer 1efe- Fiene : AslEalr
el msndo del cuerpo el segundo 5efe. )
i este Is IN apasi0na10 Fl political ae-
mas es1z deer 10 que pudlera pasar IN
ese e1eTEs0 &c la p0Iic5a- c1ga principal
eolenclz Is FL cancer De Is politics ss1e
Il renldo corr rroInpiend0le-
a los fedeEales e aos lElp0rfa N
blad0 cue esa paes10 Yaga "a aE1eTz-
cano HI ssaerrorrlaue aueT1o, pnBs en ESQ
10 c0nsiste 81 1asoau266Eaa Gel pas lo
que deseamos. come h0Tnbres ae orasEl.
es cue se eliza !. una persona lEz1Esl4gelal-
perfale16.a s 16 81 caerp0 d "a polacAa.
pero aaa. saa capAz de hacer aae e
SEaparra fustzcia sIn zbz1aer1zarse LIZ
gl1n parksd0 Eolfre0.
i q este sonns n6s zltyassEas asae
A0s repaallgan0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
Don Martin G0nZ1IeZ Lopez

Ha faIlecido en- Hato (1rande, el d1a
"a del corriente mes. don Martin Con
zaIez Lopez. N0tarIo p1bllc0 de aquell2
pobIaci6n 7 persona muy respeT2da J
auerida. 4 causa de los InnumerablFs
n1srit0s que concurr1an en- 81 persona
Fl sefor Gonzalez Lopez. fu6 IN
eonxencid0 federal 7 presto nnport2n-
tes servici0s 4 81 partld0.
La sociedad De san Lorenzo. pier
de uno de sus mlembr0s mas dIstlngl1l-
dos 7 de los que barae Sc 0lEldaran- por-
que aun Eivo queda eI recuerd0 &c sus
merlt0s J Tlrtudes-
FL entierro qued6 muy concurrldo
7 resulb6 una verdadera manifestation
de dues0.
Asisti6 1 q en nombre = represen-
taci6n de Ii clase NotaEial J Ab0gados
de Puerto Rico. nUestr0 buen amigo y
correlig1onari0. LicenciadO don Loren
20 Gimenez Garcia quien con sent1das
frases do las gracias & los coneurrentes-
Descanse en- paz e ezcelenBe pa
trl0Ia-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27

Para aicho CARO- De Algaacil e
pnrmIr15 i alealde Ramirez expeklIr
norshrarnfenfg1 al d1stlngE1lr0 I0Een don
Luis EalleczlI0 Mandry- el a1e Ina FeZ
ane Ta fla6 indicado aIcho n0T1bramlenro
Dor persona amiga eDn1esbo con la
ener1la cue Ie = peculiar podo honbre
dign0 : de llustracl0n, rRchazand0 d1-
cho n0mbrauriento. puesb0 que sns con-
diciones de caballero T persona dlsf1n-
aulra le e0hibian aceptar d1ch0 cargo
de AlgzaaclI
Oueda- Uues. demOstrad0 eTl0e1re
mente ane Il alcalde RAMIREZ ocupa aI&
situacl5n ri0lenta p0r B0dos c0ncept0s-
hasta q extreme de Bener que reempIa-
zar es0s enpleza0s con otr0s Dc pe0res
c0nGicI0ues.
Para eI cargo de eonserJe del ce-
menter1o de esta cIudad. Sc compr0mgt0
II aIcaIde Rarnfrez hacerl0 rec2er en- La
persona de don Juan Navarro. per0 CO.
mo 4 los m6dic0s. result6 burlad0 este
5oven De apreciables c0nd1el0nes, reca-
vend0 d1cho cargo en eI Ind1Tlduo don
Ramon Aponbe. persona que cuenba con
In friolera De mas de setenta = sIete
amos, por cuy0 m0tiT0 dem0sfrado que
ca ID servici0 p6sim0 an al e1ercIcl0 de
sus funcIOnes.
E asunto ocurrido entire Ell alcalde
Ramirez y el respectable Tecln0 Gel po-
blad0 de las Piedras don Rafael Alb6,
10 dej0 al cuidado de don Luis Delgado
Carri6n para que Il 10 desmenuze deol-
damente en- eI namero slguIenDe de LA
DEMOCRACIA-
] b4sta p0r hoy.
CELEsTIEO AL0SsO ROLDAg-
FIurnacsB. "a de Mario de 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27

eInple0s deben II 4 man0s de Los
pueraOrriQueTles- es-siempre Gue sean
rez2s55bse1780s- diciend0 muy
Treac0s- Gque hay empeflo en II
g0DgernD de s0stener "a ineDtit Id
de nFlestra raza, Eali6nd0se De be-
elOs aIslad0s- sil fgnD0rtGnciG "a
s2- que sirFa de norma : criterio
para apreclar nuesfras c0nd1ciOnes
y nuestra capacidad.0
alIn hay mas ese par1id0.
Qle - el VerdaderO causan1e De
CUE Ee nos JuzgQe tan nal en Esta-
dos DnldOs; ese parEd0. que p0r
Ievar hOmbres inept0s los carg0s
publlcOs ha dadO al gObierno ar
gumant0s c0ntundentes para cue
dude de nuestra capacidad = de
nUestra hOnradeZ administrative
e q que hoy, por medic de 81
prenea, e atrBve encararse con el
g0blernO. .eOsa a que no Tenen de-
rechG los one Tivi6rOn entregaG0s
al mas repugnaDte servIIismO. y
escriben estas frases, que deberian
sonro jarles:
&La suert8 esta -dicen
~ I'll nuestra generation 1e cTpo
la de servir de prueba. Y La de 81
cumbir 1riunfar en- defensa de
las generaci0nes cue vienen: cada
pUer1orriQueI10 e. un s0ldad0 de
Ia parria., TN Tigilante del honor
de su tierra->
Y tOd0 es8 farrag0 de mentid0
patriotismO- no Obedece d 0tra eau
"a CUE q dos 8 tres desi1ejOs que
lss han Quitad0.
Est0 nos r8cueFda a ciertO d.
p1tad0 espa10l, que habia ofreci-
do 81 beneTolencia al gObiernO, d
cambiO de que Ie nOmbrasen ear
ter0 de NiIlamediana. d IN pr0be-
Jid0 suyO- que habia trabaJ JadO
muchO en- 81 election
Lientras el carterO ocup6 81
dessinO, el diputado permaneci0
nude en FL C0ngres0. Per0 IN
dia To- dejar0n cesanbe, 7 el dipu-
tadO.ardiend0en ira pr0nuncio IN
discurs0 furibund0. hablandO de
la lbertad escarnecida, del dere-
chO holIado, de La ruina que d To-
dos amenazaba. concluyendO p0r
ezcIamar: Gla pafria esta en peli-
gTO.-..-. >
* todo por e cartero d. Vi
Lamedianal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
iFSOS REPUBLI(ANOS. :!
SIEMPRE Los MIsMOS

El pGTtldO rEp1bE1caDO. reSf7t9
sa apDeB6 a 0btener los fav0rez
szf e93lern0. cOngirti6se en- 81
a4 aduiador r servil de- los mar
90 T9do actO del g0biern0 u
sr.Ia buen0, siempre cue fuera
s-BBanad0 de aIgunos empleos
zarrs+fv0s para los h0nbres de ese
agr1flo.
Que Sc nombra.ba Ter. Jefe de
nnlic5a q IN amerieanoz ElI0s
e-audian. pgrque los demas iefes
81 euerp0 eran repW5Llennoe.
One - ntrOducia q nm anne
-sno en cada C0rte de distrft02
Raeni6co- p0rque los otrOs dos
aaes 7ue f0rmaban las C0rtes
a-sa rsBa55bseQnos.
one - La mHrma ban las IA
-s5-s q los A Ayun1amienbOsz So
rr5io, porque la mayoria de esoz
gr7atanien10s era fs9sr1k.
Que pueblOs federaIes, con
a i riqueZa pr0pia, eran anexa-
5asa rill0rIGE repu blicanosk Aplau-
dina a "a a3Iar.
one - dejaba a Las tHrbag
arfaT pOr sus respetCs 81 atrOpe-
r t0do ciUdadanO federal Z
Pes ent0nabaU hinn0s al La Zaber-
5 americana.
u asi han idO, por espacio de
M a7Ios. acatand0 y aplaudiend0
1s rs act0s del g0biern0 y to-
de- az Iayes Gecretadas Dor desas-
ergsas one resultasan para el pals.
Pero eI gObiern0, al fin- sc de-
con1ener tanbO desOrden =
ar1I1la- y desde ese mOment0 Ia
raasa Fl DirBctOrio reDUblica
a8z enIiezan a m0strar- su desa-
raa8 Brimero y una actitTId agT6-
SRA Ga-BueS.
La policfa recibe 6rdenes de
eDer Il las tz5rbGs, : los tribu-
a.as de enviar a La carcel a los
as eriminales, y La prensa repu-
hlBaua eXclama con arrOgancia:
u lay fuerZ2 huInaQa capaZ de
Ap9dIr cue 81 pueblo 81 pOs6sl0ne
Il Ia s5esHG D0tlt5cQ2, pOrQue para
=3s bOmbres q pueblo To- cOnFti-
ren kas tlIr50s reDubE5caBus.
Fiene Ia destitucion de EgOz-
ea- $ ia IL PesQUera Y Ia de Cruz
asTgs. = el nOmbramient0 de dos
~ lueces federaIes para Las Cor
is III disfrit9; $ "a tenemOs a esa
rels8 inT0candO In persoRGL5dEd
pais cIamand0 que todOs los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27

tara pr0bAr una Tez mas La asDucla
leg1eeaIrle { lnvidia.3le De O. Ramirez
a2ile 5e esla ciudad, quier0 hacer
oaslar A-Blrla inicua amDleada con MI
l1lg0 lGn Rafael Alb6 q quieu lie habia
leei19 b alcaldia pedanea del poblado
aE-earas con eI fin de que le auZlla-
e -s propaganda 4 favor De 81 can
-alara para alcalde y despues de Ocu-
s- la1 alto puesU0, Sc burl6 de 81 0fre-
.aaa1to como 10 Ia hech0 en- Otros
sa3s que "a tOdOs c0nOCemCs.
u hombre honrado debe slempre
star e tod0s sus ac10s Ia franuueZa-
a.lo relulera- para cue recalga 81
40 que debe gozar bodC funclona-
4 Fl5lco, lo cual no IA demostrado en
- aetos 81 alcalae Ramirez. a11es por
ssrlo- o0dos elI0s los ha reallzado
Ecos con 81 manto de u lgnOrancla
~ is mala fE
IA vado 8 4 IA puente alcalde dc
laczo
beauncie listed q cargo de alcalde
3c1pa e1 esta culta ciud2d para e
1ene usted condiclOnes de mn
ge1erQ. D encause b0dOs s1s acI0s
411 Be Y admIuistracl6D de Ii ms
1e SIS cultos habitanbes. Cre0
eoe hacer usted Io prlmer0- puesto
sea n4cI6 para caTplutero como 10
slasEraao, + no para ocapar ese
aesto.
1o la atenel6n del erOblerno so
lom5ramient0 recafdO en q an
Aol Ramon Aponte que cuenEa
iialnelte con Ia sUnla &c ~ aDrl-
tSf C1Ea raz5n. Is 10 sutIclente para
~ Dasda desempemar hOnradanen1e
paest1.
412l1e Ramirez. 10 cuenB1 asteAa
s9 personal mas Id6neoE In este
@po1e en- rRnunc3a-
san se desprende De IL c0nFoca-
z2 por el alcalde o. Ramirez.
s q Conce5o en- 81 ala De aver
z1TaordinaTia para hcy dla - :
las elnco &c Ia tarCse. para ira
@saut0s gne deblAn tratarse el =
tA 1e aver. lA cnzl nc se lleFo
paf a re1Irada de- seIIor HERE
s2 de l2s intemper2nclas aeA al-
h4EnIrez. " segtln ss zesE1reaiAis !
S FATna qle Harrer0 c8rlgler$ ~
oeere1arlo de Puerto Lice, =
ggl0clu ent0 q1ae u DORA -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
LIS DETHADO CARBON.
Humacao. Mario . &c 1903
carta De ceIes1lno AIonso


Con fechR de aver pOmo possession
deI destlno de -Alguacil, FelIclanO 10
ble. recino de esIa ciudad ; e0mpLeta-
rg.gs1s a7q0cla0 plaza que desempe-
na'ba honradamenbe el susc1bIente-
acknowledgements esa plaza IA sIdo cell-
"A. 4 7sch0 D0ble en- prenl0 de q aefen-
sa.que Ie hicieTz al aIcalde Ramirez p0r
81 artsculo-carta pubEc2d0 en- La DEMO
rRAr-EA del Il de los c0rrlentes. defens2
aue con segnridad ten1a "a sus lIlben-
clones marcadas. p0rgue t0da ella e
eonpr1so de palabr2s. per0 No &c hecnos
III eorrobora mas el d5ca0 de aEe as2
r,laza tie Alguacil ha sid0 gedlda dlcfo
Dt,l1la =1n ser D8ble- en preInIO de
IL antas naanIfestado : el que TODD Hu-
raarso con0ce- como bamblen 40 aeJara
- eonacer eI alcal0e Ramirez q1e no
znn raeiores las condiclones &C este Qae
las MAS
T Dor Eal motive serlA pr0oedenfe
rue ~ honorable o0Bernador pld1ese
5rfarrnez sofre las c8ndiel0nes aue reu-
- s. tal Feliclano, pues no - repzrfzr
iu9tifia al que - deJe cesante 4 IA en-
-.laer7g. nrobo para remplazGr80 por oTro
srras condicl0nes las s0ma1o = consI-
SeraciSn phbIicz. 5 asi qaeaara gastEfl-
~alo due II 3D. RznIrez. alcaida Is estA
rs,,das8 10 puede dIsponer ae personal
sr,srFEs nara eI ssesempef0 &c la buena
s-Sr,.ssrH..f racsfn az ese Cenxr0 sI Cargo.
ld aaamenEe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
RfpUBLI(ANOS CONTRA REPUBLI(ANOS
Mas cartas de Luis Degado Celestino Alfonso contra
OCtaYiO Ramirez, AIcaIde de Humacao.

las einco de la 1arde que ha sido citado
eI Conce5o. es hora IntempesETa = ffaera
de lugar. por ser ella la destnada para
conner Y rep0sar despues. 10 cual solo le
IA ponido 0currir al alcalde o Ranf-
reE.. pOr desc0nOcer en- absolute 10 mas
rur7imentario de Ia vida humana-
solo pOr hoy me res12 pregunG2r a
alcalde O. Ramirez. Cu8n1O piensa
cunDl5mentar debidamen1e Ia orden ter
m7nanEe del 5ecratar10 Assis1an de Puer
to Rico. con respecbo Z Ia destItucion de
los dernzs empleadOs de pe0res c0ndl-
clones uue Alfonso = 81 suscTlbienBe
Pareee que Sc encuentra en berlIna
o. Ramirez. Tened valor : termInar
Ia obra, tc0barde.
Ain no ne terrnlnado-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
MuebIss de visna d bsiuco

CALLS - = CRUZ No :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08
ARE STILL AT WORK.
Winfield Driilers Are Going Deeper in
Search for Gas.

AS given in yesterdays Eagle, the Win
field gas we'll was not showing the vor
une OF gas the first one did The drll
had penetrated four feet OF gas sand.
but the gas amounted 10 very little This
should not be taken as discouragins.
however. as ii was stated here 4 few
days ago by an Elk City gas expert
that q company near that point had
drilled six holes around the town be-
fore they found gas The field has been
developed now so that it has been found
that there is gas in unlimited quantities
around Elk City. The Winfield Courier
yesterday said:
Yesterday the drillers worked all day
in the second gas well without striking
anything further than was mentioned IN
yesterdays issue. Mr.. HeFtzler. one Of
the drIlers. was down town this morn
ing and said the outlook was not very
promising. There seems TO De a univer-
sal opinion that if the drillers will go
deeper in the well something VIII be
struck- The present flow is not discour-
aging.
AT press time il was learned from the
drllers that they had been drilling all
cay sno had reached d depth OF 90 feet -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08
MACHINE
PURCHASED
By Mulyane Company TO Drill
for Gas and Oil.
TO DEPTH OF $500 Feet
Drill Can Go and II Is Now on
the Road.
TO DEPTH OF $500 Feet

The Mulvane people are going after
gas and oil and they viii DO TIE work
with the latest improved machinery As
announced in the Eagle some time ago,
the company OF Mulvane business men
had been merged with the company OF
Elk City capitalists, who had obtained
some leases near MuIvane, and the two
companies viii work together. Officers
have been elected and everything Is IN
readiness 10 begin operations 1t the
time of the merger an expert driIier was
sent to the east 10 purchase an outfit
and he has notified the company that the
drill has been purchased and is now on
the road and is expected in MulvaHe in a
few days
The outfit is equipped for drilling an
eight-incA we'll 10 a depth Of 2.50 feet,
and the entire drilling Outht cost a little
more than $50. 1t is said 70 be one
Of the best outfits ever sent from the
factory. 1t is made 70 do the highest
class OF work. and do il good. Every
part Of the machinery ) Of the latest
pattern.
Since the organization Of the company
agents have been actively engaged in
getting leases on farm property near
S1ulvane. The company. il is said. has
about decided To begin work near then
HOLSTER farm, where the first gas well
was discovered. Although The we'll was
only 1T depth OF 20 feet when the first
flow of gas was discovered II is belieTed
that a flow OF gas in commercial guam
titles viii De found at no great depth.
The company. however. is prepared TO
go 25o feet and ii is believed by ex-
pert gas men who have visited this sec
ton that IL gas or oil is not found by
the time the drill reaches this depth,
neither gas nor oil will ever be found in
this locality. The Eulvare people are
prepared to thoroughly investigate the
matter. however.
Augusta is also going after sas or oil.
and this evening Will organize a stock
company 10 do the work. With Douglas,
which IS also in the field. Mulvane, Au-
susta and Wichita in the work. the for
mat.cn under this section OF the state
viii be pretty well known. whether there
gas or oil IS found or not, and there is
a certainty that the matter viii be thor
oughly inYestiga ted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
Always Cures.

COAI-Let Us Fortify You Against the
lsmsnts-BCLDING MATERIAL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08
ABOUT STORM WATER SEWER.
Council Committee discussed the
Matter Yeste rdsy

The sewer and drainage committee OF
the city council met yesterday afternoon
with Mayor Mclean and the city en-
gineer 10 discuss the storm water sewer
which is planned for this city. Mr.. Kier-
sted. the consulting engineer 0f Kansas
CITY. was present and made some sug-
gestions about the sewer. Mr. Kierstsd
has made bid for the work OF super
vising the construction Of the sewer and
his plans were discussed BIZ the mayor
and committee. No definite acton was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08

ing and is now In the city jasl on the
charge OF assault with intent 10 Kill.
This is the woman who O. alleged 10 have
attacked Mrs. Sarah Boar with a razor
last Saturday evening and cut a large
cash on the right side Of her face. which
a doctor sewsd UP with sixteen stitches.
A warrant has been sworn out In the city
court for tbs woman and she will be
taken before Judge Harvey this morning
and arraignsd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08
THERE MAS A HIGH WIND.
Yesterday II Attained Velocity CT
81 Miles ger Hour.

The wind did blow some IN Wichita
yesterday. The weather man got out his
cut that there vas a low barometer cen
tral over the lakes ard that a high bar
cueter was chasing i-SrIE ove- the
extreme northwest These TWO were Try
Ing u get setIe5 ard have the ar
pressure e1ualized. and this accounts for
the high wind yesterday. II 1870 the
wind ettsiaed 4 velocity OF Al miles per
hour. ard many signs. awnings and trees
were damaged. The velocity became less
as the day wore OF and st night the
wind died down II was freezing al day
and the air was quite sha-- last night
The weather man SAYS Z VIII Dc cooi and
fair today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08
NO CHANGE IN CLOSING HOUR.
Barber Shops VIII Remain Oper
Until o'Cicck

The BARRIERS OF thas city met last night
and discussed the proposition TO close
the shops of the city earlier. For some
time this question has been agitSted
among the BARRIERS OF the city The jour
neymen harbers wanted the shops 70
close at O'Clock each evening except
Saturday. instead Of o'clock. and some
Of the bosses favored this plan. They
thought that after little il would be
found satisfactory to both BARRIERS and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08
ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED
To Take Charge Ct the Estate Ct S. NJ.
EarCer

rs. s II. Barssr was appointed ad-
rni2istratoC CT her husbands estate b.
Probate Judge Wilsca yesterday Mr.
BarEer committed suicide about tvo
weeSs ago By cutting the arteries Il II
leg He died under Missouri Pzciht
railroad bridge near Cesa-vaie and va
brou=h; here 1o- burial He carried CO.
siderable nfe Insurance. and iest other
property which made I, Necessary 20 hsv-
an administrator II ordes 20 settle u7 the
estate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08

customers. After the people were &C
customed TO this plan they would make
it point TO be at the shops earlier and
thus give the BARRIERS more rest IN
der the present custom the barber is kept
busy from o'clock in the morning until
S o'clock at night and this was con-
sidered too long hours. After q long
discussion last night IL was decided 70
follow the old custom. and henceforth
the shops will De open until o'clock
each evening. except Saturday. when
midnight will be the closing hour.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08

Dr. Creditor has just returned from
Chicago. where he spent the holidays
He reports having had a very fine time
and improved considerably in health. 1t
seems that the northern climate agrees
with him. but he could not think OF
leaving Wichita. even though his health
might be better elsewhere.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-07-21
THE INCIDENT CLOSED.
State Department Makes Statement
in Regard to Jewish Petition.

Washington, July 18-It is stated
by Secretary Of State Hay that the in
cident created by the question of the
presentation of the Jewish petition to
Russia is closed. The state depart
ment Friday made public the CORE
spOndence that has taken place re-
specting the petition. It's substance
has already been forecasted in the
press dispatches. The correspondence
consists of an instruction to Mr.. Rid
die, United States charge d'affaires at
st. Petersburg, reciting in detail the
petition, and directing him to present
the same to the foreign Office if it were
willing to receive it. 1t is stated by
Mr.. Riddle that the foreign office would
not receive it under any circumstances
and Secretary Hay so informed the
B'nai Birth committee in brief tele-
gram.
The official statement of the facts is
as follows: The Russian government
has declined to receive or to consider
the petition in relation to the condition
of the Jews in Russia signed by sew
eral thousand citizens, and cabled to
ST. Petersburg by direction of the
president.
1t is believed that this petition was
almost unexampled in the weight and
dignity of the signatures attached to
it. Among them are:
Andrew D. White and Clifton B.
Breckenridge, formerly ministers to
Russia, Carl Schurz, Whitelaw Reid,
John G., Carlisle, former Postmaster
General Thomas l.. James, of the
United States; Justice PeclIham, Unit
ed States supreme court; Thomas c.
Plat. Edward NJ Shepherd, William
B. HornblOwer, Albert B. Shaw, John
F. Dillon, Senator Hopkins, of Illinois;
Mayor Seth Low, Cornelius N. Bliss,
James Stillman, John Clafiin, Con
gresham A. F. Cooper, of Pennsyl-
vania; Congressman John Sharpe Will
Iiams, of Mississippi; Judge D. Cady
Herrick, New York supreme court;
Alden Chester, New York supreme
court; Col John Weber, formerly com
missioner of immigration; Henry B. F.
MacFarland. president commissioners
District of Columbia; Herman Ridder,
John g. Brisbanr, Geo. T. Rives, F.
NJ Grout, the governors of Virginia
Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina
Louisiana and Nebraska; the the chief
justices of all the states which re
turns are in; great number Of con
gressmen, publicists, bankers, Protest
ant and Catholic preachers, mayors OF
leading cities, prominent educators,
leaders of the bar, physicians, schol-
ars and manufacturers.
When the petition reaches Washing
ton the various pages will be bound
together in magnificent style in one
volume and delivered to Andrew Al
len, chief of the bureau of rolls of the
state department, for safe keeping.