The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04

ominoaGy socceAsful
hts Fob and pressed 1, into his hand. tell
ing him 10 keep Il as a token of his al
miration.
rremier Balsour's declaration that there
is no such thing as peaceful blockade
| In Venezuela 1, merely another version
of what Lord Palsnerston said IN 1876;
Blockade Is "A hsliigerent right. and un-
less you are at war with state you have
no right 10 prevent ships Of other states
from communicating with the ports %
that state"
Mr. Ware. Commissioner of Pensions.
vas not much inclined to accept the 20
.i,ion when IL was nrsI offered HIM. lie
told President Roosevelt so. saying: 4
dent ike tha, Job" The President thea
frankly answered; Il assure you. Ms.
Ware. that the longer you have the place
the less YOU will like IL, but still | urge
you TO accept"
Mayor Yeager. OF Reading. Pa. has de-
, t.rmin-d to break up habit the young
men there have INDUCED In for years Of
assembling around church doors on sun
day evenings to meet and escort hoEss
the girls of their acquaintance. lie eaus-
ed the arrest OF Two young mens on
Y HON rnes were imposed.
Burnt Prairie. the Sioux Indian. whs
was recently granted divorce IN South
Dakota, has been married thlrtysix
times.
The 4.ee employees OF tn. Crane Com
pany. OF Chicago. received Christmas
present from the company Of sum 6s
money equal 10 per cent OF their annual
wages. the total thus distributed being
So. oG
Congressman william F. i.orirne=. If
Chicago. Is partner In tire photograph
concession al the 81. Louis wirid's Fair.
The other member II the partnership .
a Chicago photographer. who estimates
the probable earnings OF the conces-isn
at about s2oo. 81 The firm viii have sN-
elusive rixh, 10 make and sell pictures Of
ard a: the fair.
Henry Mari a farmer living near Co.
iumbus. ind lives closer than any osh-r
man 20 the 90 1.~r Of population as hIed
BY tn. United states census. s,ons
sab rnarkin. this point has b-er placed
in Mars bsrnyard II the returns are
10 be relied on there were when the GEN.
sus was taken isG0o c people IN -aca
5lrsctisa from The farm
The weeping willow tree came 20 Amer
ic through the medium Of A!sxsnder
Pope IN. poet who planted = willow
trfs 81 The bank. OF the Thsn>r. az his
Tvickenhsrn villa. The teig came "a hisn
"a q box ~ ngs sent from Smyrna b.
friend who had lost al IN the soaih s>s
bubble. and had gene II that distant isnd
TO r>cVup his fortunes. Hsrp.rs ka-
cyciop.dia tells ,h1 s;ory ~ the willows
arrival ~ America a yaurg british Of
hc.r. who came % Boston with the srny
10 crush tn. rebellion ~ IN. Americas
colonies brought with him . txtx from
Popss now bsaufisBi willow tree lnfsnd-
ing 10 plant Il IN America wh.n hs should
comfortably s.f,l. down on land. eoaas-
cate1 from n. csnau-r.s Americans.
RI. yousS officer. disspSofafsd IN thess
expectations. gave hts willow i~sIx wrap
ped IN OIL silk. 90 John rsrk. Curtis.
Mrs Warrington soa. ~ho planted 50 eB
his Abingdon estate in Virgins ~ fkris-
ed. sBd beesm. IN. srog.ni;or % al 10
America willow trees
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kn>vn - yiei6 q. much ton % 81
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