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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24
EIec.rolysis Expert,

At the request of the Passenger and
Power Company. Chairman Morgan r.
Mills, of the saltwater committee, which
has been appointed to draft an ordinance
in reference to electrolysis, postp the
meeting of the body. which was 10 have
been held last night, The company will
bring an expert to Richmond next week,
when the committee will hear lin on
electrolysIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24

BY virtue OF 9 certain deed Of trust
dated Juno 2. 1902 and recorded IN tho
Henrico County Court clerks office In
D. 3. 1si 3. page BIB, default having been
made In the payment OF n portion OF the
debt secured thereby. and having been ro-
CURED by the beneficiary therein SO to DO.
: -" MONDAY, APRIL q. 1903,
at o'clock P. NJ. on the premises, pro-
coed to sell BY public auction the property
conveyed therein VIZ That lot OF E Ianq.
mount. Henrico county Va, fronting ag1n 50
Street. beginning l6l feet and inches
north OF @ Street. and running, back DO
tween parallel lines l25 feet and 8 inches
to a l4-foot alley.
OF sale, all taxes to day of sale. and o
debt OF si14.so,, now due, 80 payments az y
evidenced by notes for $3.50 each, q
notey each and ne note for 81
at 10, ii, Il. IS. "A. is. ls, II. IS. q, =,
q. 60 80 SO, 80, a. q, 4s. d. 3. 81. 80 g, s.
residue at II months. to be secured by
deed of trust on the property.
ROBERT LECtSI Jr.,
AM 22-5t Trustee.
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We will sell at our auction ware-rooms,
No. 612 East Broad Street,
THIS (Friday) MORNING, APRIL PATH
BUGGY and Harness. | Good Cart and Cart
Harness., excellent BLK Brocatelle Parlor
Suit, TO Cane-gcat Chairs, 10 Rolls Good
Walnut Bookcase, Roller-Top Desk, or
fec Chairs, Refrigcrators. Druggets, RUGS,
Pictures. Rocking Chairs. Center Tables,
Sideboards, Baby Carriages, Sewing Ma
chine, Lenth er-seat Dining Chairs. Chif1o-
niers, Cook Stoves. Trunks. Mirrors. etc.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24
nYsTlc sHRINERs'
Acca Temple Met in Regular Session
Last Night.

Acca Temple. Mystic Shrine. met last
night in regular session. and NUMBER or
pilgrims were conducted across the nurn-
ing sands
Acca Temple will take o large delega-
ton to the meeting az the Imperial Tem-
pie, at Saratoga. l1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24
Four CITY State League.

The meeting OF directors OF the -Four
City State League. which was to have
been held yesterday at Newport News
was postponed until next Monday. Thei
tho REPRESENTATIVES. Will convene.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24
EDUCATORS
AT BAZAAR
Entertained In True Old Viz
glnia Style Last Night.
THE MENU WAS DELICIOUS
Crowd Present Last Night Larger Than
Any Since the Opening and
Gossip-The Programme
This Evening.
THE MENU WAS DELICIOUS
The Confederate Bazaar.
April 24fh-Mississippf Day.

AFTERNOON, Ago to 2 o'clock
Children's Character March, IN
costume, under the direction OF
Mrs. George A. Lyon, for the bene-
fit of the Solid South Table. Fancy
Dances. Vocal Solos. French and
English REGULATIONS.
EVENING, at $500
Dolly Warden Tableaux, for the
Mississippi Table; Mrs. James A.
WEIGH chairman. May-Pole Dance
to follow, in which the dancers
drilled by Miss Coleman will be
Misses Grace Sutherland, Dorothy
Anne Christian, Genevieve Lathrop,
Emily Triplett Montague, Virginia
Roddy Whitley, Georgia Eleanor
Wingheld, French Wippermann,
Linda Holmes Beverage, Archie
Joynes, Peachy Lyme, Lizzie Clay
ton, Minnie Bolton, Mary Chal-
H mers, Gertrude Crenshaw, Mamie
Patton, Katherine Gum and Gwen
dolin Rutherford.
The different schools and colleges
Of Richmond invited to, be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24
Mr.. McNutt TO-DAY,

To-day at i O'Clock Mr. McNutt spea IS
on Social Race Salvation" Tonight he
vii speak on the leading topic of the
whole series. THE Supremacy OF Jesus
as o Social Teacher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24
BY c. L. & II. l. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
SCI Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Two Small Dwellings
In jackson Ward.

BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
dated November Is. 1857. D. D. f1Gl G. page
433, Richmond Chancery Court. deiaule
tain notes secured therein, and being reg
quircd by the holder OF same SO TO 90.
Will sell at public auction, on the pren-
''e'' MONDAY, APRIL q. 1903.
at s o'clock p. NJ, tho following propertyt
All that lot OF land, with the improves ,s...
Of Richmond, Va on the north side OF
Spring (or Creek) Street, beginning lte teet
east Of Brook Avenue and fronting on
Between parallel lines 70 feet. The im-
provements consist OF two small dwell"
ings, Nosf 8 and Creek Street
any taxes that may be due. and sum q :; Z
Client to pay a debt Of si7b, with Interest,"
II ON ''''s G I. DENOON. Trustee. +,
C. L. & II. l. Denoon. Auctioneers.
Apl 2l-tds
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by Tho Valentine Auction Co.,
6l2 East BROAD.

IORsD, BUGGY AND HARNESS,
- CART AND HARNESS. MATING.
PARLOR SUIT. BOOk-CASE CANE
SEAT CHAIRS. CHAMBER SUITS, ETC.
AT AUCTION.
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IpUBLIc SALE!
STONY POINT MILLS,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. VA.

BY virtue OF decree OF the C1rcuie
conrt OF Mecklenburg county, va, !, g en- :
tered nj its May term. 1882, in the chan,,s
cerV cause OF G.. s. Wood. &C., vs.. Rlcnard
Moods Executors, will cell BY puplio
auction, On the plneYnisMasa; Y 9n 81 1905
az 70 o'clock 81. that valuable property
a. "a county. va. This mill ie located on
The Appomattox River, about twenty miles
southeast Of Farmylle. ten or tWe!v9
miles from Cumberland Courthouse anu
tive (5) miles from SUNNI S Sae,ow c;auga,
r.. r. The ,nill-house Is AXIS feet. three
stories high. and Is equipped With mach!n-l
~ furnished By the Chase Mannfactur-i
ing Company, consisting OF three w,
stands OF double rolls for Whcnt. t"eivo
d2) inches long and six U) lncnes ~ VIA
meter With all the necessary boiling M.
for grinding corn, with one mll-stonea!
eirhteen QSJ inches in diameter, 70 In , y.
he meal on. The capacity or the mn "a
tweuty-five Ca5) barrels Of -four per Gay:
a tract OF seventy acres OF lanu, !SlnS
on both sides OF Appoma,tttox f Hvus With Win
three rooms and store-house compllleus
viii be sold with the mill ,h,.
This is well equipped ana Vaiua an,.
mil property. situated In inc "hea''
s' Mr.. Thomas N. carruthcrs. who Is 81, ~
take pleasure In showing y TO persons
who NAV desire to see 1t before the saie.
TF,RSiS-Oae-thir cash, balance IN on
and two years. purchaser 20 eHecute ,n'
notes for DEFERRED payments, pfarlns ia
terest from date. and title retained uhus
"no'o - - HENRY WOOD, ,Jr.,
Special Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALE OF
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,
No. 1915 West Main ST.,
AND
No. 2I5i-2 South Cherry ST.

WEDNESDAY - APRIL 20, 1908,
commencing at No. lois w. Main Street
at 5:3O O'Clock P. M.
Both attractive houses, comparatively
A. J. CHEWING co.
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BY ]. n. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctjoneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
/ OF
A COMPARATIVELY NEW WE'LL
BUILT -ROOM DETACHED DWELL
ING IN ONE OF THE BEST LOCA-
TIONS IN PARAMOUNT. BEING
NO. ITO N. TWENTY-SECOND
.l--- ~. STREE y.
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BY Edward g. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRusTEgs SALE
FRAME COTTAGE NO. 10 SOUTH
I1ARVTE STREET.

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust
dated 18th day OF April. 1902. Of record N
the clerks office OF Richmond Chnnccry
Court. D. d. 17s ,, page All. default having
been made In the payment OF the deb1
thereby secured. and being required BY
the beneficiary SO to do. will sell by auc-
tion upon the premises. on
MONDAY, APRIL q. 1903.
at o'clock r NJ. the property ry nnm6ere q
feet on the west line OF IIarvie Street ~
depth OF lao 6-12 feet: also lot OF b.5
in the rear. The dwelling Is attractive N
design and unusually we'll arranged ana
constructed.
TERMs-Cash as to expenses Of sale,
all past due taxes, and balance due on
named at time Of sale.
N. .B.-The above property was sold g 6y
ii was bid in by v. S. Goodwin. who,
failed to comply This salc is therefore,
madc at his risk and cost
Apl 9tds Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. J. Chewning Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust
dated August 30. 1892 OF record In clerk 8
office OF Henrco County Court In D. 3.
40 B, page 272, default being made in the
payment OF the debt thereby secured. and
being required by the beneficiary SO 20
= = sATuRDAY. APRIL q. 1908.
at $3.50 o'clock p. M, the property fronting
10 feet on the north line OF Louisiana
Street, near Erin strGet, by a depth OF
no feet to an alley 10 feet wide. Upon
said lot Ia good stwo-story Frame Dwell.
isng.
TERMs-As per deed. cash. but by con.
sent Of tho beneficiary more liberal terms
san be had II desired by the purchaser
value rapidly, 80 attend this sale and
make money.
EDW. s. ROSE.
AMI 1o-tds Trustees.
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AucrloN SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
By C. L. e. III. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
S2l Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF TWO ~,c,
MEDIUM srzED FRAME DWELIllNGS1
NOS, i2l1 AND 1919 TAYLOR STREET..

BY virtue OF the provisions OF q o certni3
deed of tr,N,t dated February II i@z anu
recorded In the clerk,g onice OF islct ~ IA.
Chnncery Court. y. y. 174 c., page 81, ues
fault having been made In the paymes, ne
OF certain notes sec,i'ed therein, ana p =,
Ing required by the holder OF same 50 ",
do, I. will sell at public auction, on tho
SATURDAY, APRIL rs. 1903,
at o'clock p. M. the above properly.
described In said deed az follows. to-wlt:
"All that certain lot of land. with the
impr oyements thereon. lying and being n
the city Of Richmond Va, on the south
n 1,ns HandSph s streesr efrepIng ss tGe
south line of Taylor Street thirty, (So) fect
and running back between parallel lines
one hundred apd twenty goo feet 70 an
alley, being Lot No. 4 in Square. No. on
A Y. Lees May Of Sidnay and Harvie'
made In 1874.
improvements consist OF two neat Dwell
tngs, containing and 8. rooms. respeective-
~, and Is very desirable as small invests
TERMs-Cash sufficiently to pay tho
expenses of executing this trust my
taxes that may DO due. and to pay tho
sum of $50. with interest from February
II. 1902; balance ut one and two years IN
equal installmepts, with Interest.
G. l.. DDNNON. Trustee.
G. L. & II. L. Denoon, Auctioneers.
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:, tho CLERKS Office Of Mecklenburg clr-

In the Clerks Office Of Mecklehpurg UT
fu. wv TIC 81. &. Walker, clerk OF said court.
do certify that the bond required of Henry ,r
Wood ~ BY me decree Of M May ter.
49, N the VS. s' Richard Woods Executors:
Sc, has been executed e, ed ana tue seeu'''S,
'n Gi,on ,iinidcr my hand this 18th day OF
Apr i9V'' Clerk.
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By A, ]. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Mrs. j. L. Eubank has returned to
the Warm Springs. and the South Caro-
line booth is under the management OF
Mrs. Hugh Miller, Mrs. Walter Christian,
Mrs. ]. D. Policy and number OF other
charming women.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24

Tho Abingdonians are very proud OF the
high praise that has come to our school
for this exhibit and do not want the girls
who have lnbored SO lovingly for the
Lost Cause to Have their laurels taken
from them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24

Tho exterior decorations at the Masonic
Temple, which have attracted so much
attention and comment. represent the
tasteful and gratuitous work Of Mr.. ].
Ross Jones, or Jones and Brother. No,
SDa East Broad Street The figure above
the entrance, THE Spirit Of the Confed-
eracy." In heroic size. is hand-painted,
and the fiags draped on either side We're
made by MI. Jones especially for the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
GETTING ReAcY FOR CHANGE.
County Officers Going Out Planning
for the Future.

One week from tonorrow there VIII be
a change in the officers in the court
house. The newly elected officers win
take their places and the old officers will
walk down and out. Henry Schad will
step into the sherifrs Office With Ben
Downing as his assistant George Clark
will take charge Of the Office of the clerk
of the district court. with S. y. Bridg-
man as deputy. ". l. ApplinS and his
assistant, Hank Heiserman. his deputy,
viii relieve Mr.. Kerr in the Office of reg
lister of deeds Mr. kessler will relieve
Ransom Brown as county surveyor ROD
ert BalIentine Will no longer deliberate on
the business Of the county, as his chair
viii be occupied by Mr. Busenoark- WIZ
lam Sence will hold the office of county
superintendent until May. when Mr.. Tay-
lor will be installed in the place.
A majority of the outgoing officers have
not determined what they will do when
they leave their Offices, but some Of them
have. Fred williams will probably enter
some business in the city. His assist
ant. Grant Knepple. will open barber
shop on East Douglas avenue Ransom
Brown viii open an Office and will con-
tiuue the business Of surveying. He is in
a position TO do good work in this line.
as he has had more experience with the
city lines than any surveyor in Wichita
Mr.. Kerr and Mr.. Simmons say they
have not decided what they viii do Nh
Sence said that as he did not leave his
Office until grass came, he thought he
could be able to make out in some way
In the meantime all of the officers who
are short on fees are trying TO collect
Them so that the books Will be in good
shape when turned ever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
is FINE STOCK CENTER.
People Come to Wichita to Get Hoya
Blood

Wichita is coming to be regarded as
fine stock center. and people who want
the best horses, cattle and hogs will come
10 this city TO get them. The sale here on
February 3, and is going 10 be the
greatest sale ever held west of the Mis-
sissippi river.
The fifty head of Percheron and Shire
stations and mares to be sold on the 3rj
of February is attracting attention. These
horses are consigned by such well known
breeders as J. W. and J. c. Robinson of
Towanda. Snyder Bros. OF Winfield and
Avery & Son OF Winfield Their horses
are descendants from the cream of the
imports to this country and horsenen
know that they viii be able TO get good
stock. and they are coming to the great
Wichita sale.
]. ". and ]. c. Robinson Of Towanda,
Snyder Bros of Winfield, G. u. Stratton
& Son Of Walton, Fred Cowley OF CO.
lumbus and Harrington Bros. of Clearwa-
ter have selected sixty head of Shorthoru
cattle from their famous herds. which
will be sold on the 4th, the day follow
ing the sale OF fine horses. The sale viii
close on the 5th with the sale of sixty
head OF registered Poland China hogs
from the well known herd of Snyder
Bros. of Winfield. Nothing but royal
blood will be offered at any of these
three days sales. and 1t will be one long
to be remembered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
TO SELECT ASSISTANT.
school Board VIII Also Fill Vacancies
in Teachers List.

There will be an interesting meeting OF
The school board next Monday night,
when the two assistant city librarians viii
be named According TO the new regula-
lions adopted several weeks ago. the city
library will be kept open from O'Clock
a. m. to 3 o'clock 2. m This necessi-
tates the appointment Of second assist
ant a. the working hours are not TO ex-
coed eight hours, according TO the state
law.
There are about twelve applicants for
The new position created by the action
of the board. and there promises to be
several ballots taken before the selection
r. made. The position does not pay much
n present. so but this Will probably be
Increased in q short time
The board vii also select two teachers
20 III the vacancies caused by the resigna-
tton OF Miss Brown AID Miss Hutchinson.
The Emerson school IS at present without
a principal. Other business which viii
come before the board VIII Be routine
matters including reports OF officers and
committees
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
CHANGE BREAKFAST
Habit Of Healthy Europeans.

The sturdy Scotch. Germans. French
and Ita ians seldom OF never eat meat to-
breakfast
Long experience has taught that the
breakfast should be simple and not in
clude meat
Many Americans suffer with weak
stornachs and mere or less illness because
they fail 10 understand the simple and
healthfuI plan Of breakfast somewhat
Ike the following
4 little fruit
\ dish OF Grape-Nu;s and cream
One Or two soft eggs
cup OF Postum Feed Coffee ard per-
hars a piece Of hard toast
\ man SAYS. \ couldn't 50 OF that until
Rocn.
one or tvo days trial VIII teach him a
tig volume % facts and maze hin feel
lit as a lord" There IS deep Un6e-iy-
ing and scientific reason. The best argu-
nent. however. is the actual experiences
with such breakfasts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
LOST ONLY
SHOE HEEL
Fireman Clark Had Narrow
Escape From Serious injury.
CONNECTING RODS BROKE
And Loose Ends Crash
Through the Cab.

George Clark. fireman on engine NO.
oi76. on the Santa Fe, net with very
peculiar accident about two miles south
of the city yesterday forenoon. The side
and main rods on the engine broke and
the broken ends in threshiug around
wrecked the irenans side OF the engine,
but luckily Clark escaped with only the
loss OF the heel Of one shoe
This train runs on the Tonkawa branch
and is due at Wichita about a m 1t
makes good time and at the time Of the
accident was Keeling of at least forty
miles an hour. When about two miles
south Of the city. both the main and side
rods on the left side Of the engine sud
denly snapped off and the loose ends few
around at a terrible rate. Clark was lean
ing from the cab window and was in his
seat when the rod crashed through the
front Of the cab the first time. He
started for the tender. but not quick
enough to evade the second crash and
was struck on the heel. The blow knocked
the heel from his shoe, but did not in
jure his foot.
All the projecting machinery on the left
side of the engine was scraped off by the
rods and steam escaped in clouds, max
ing it impossible for time. 10 see what
damage had been done. Every pound OF
steam escaped and after wrecking itself
and several rods of track, the engine came
TO a stop Water was poured or the fire
to prevent the boiler from burning.
1t was out Of the question 10 fire up,
so Engineer Klein rode TO town with a
passing farmer and the switch engine was
sent to bring the dead engine in. The
train crew remained in the city while
another engine was telegraphed for.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
IT AMOUNTS
TO VAST SUM
What Wichita Police System
Has Brought in in Four Years
AMOUNT is S152,430.07
Sum Secured Under Mayor
McLean'S Administration.
AMOUNT is S152,43O.07

In compiling the receipts and disburse-
nents OF the police department for his
annual report. Chief OF Police Frank
s. Burt yesterday discovered thst there
has accrued to the city of Wichita in the
four years and six months the city has
been free from the iniquitous police COM
mission system s152, sSos7.
IN other words. wichita, through
rational honest business administration
of public affairs is gamer that large sum
of money, and the tax payers have been
relieved that much
The figures are a great argument for
city may be run with order and good
rule. and without detrimental strife, and
that revenue for improvements Of all
kinds may be accumulated and honestly
accounted for.
For the last nine months Chief Burt
found that the receipts from the police
department amounted to S2S,0sl12, or an
average OF s., I2124 q month, an average
which breaks the record in this city
and in all cities in Kansas operating
under the fine system, for that matter
q splendid record for the twenty-one
months he has been in charge, Chief
Burts department has collected soo,-
o47.05; the expenses OF the department
for twenty-one months have amount
ed 20 s33. 35e.54. leaving a surplus
TO the city after paying all expenses Of
the department, OF SCI 690.40. The treasur-
er's records show that in the years 1888
and 1900 there was received from the po-
lice department ss3.572.5o and In the years
1901 and 1900 SO. IS. showing gain by
the present administration OF se,5S.S5-
This showing is gratifying to all Wich-
tans. They know what the old system
was .ond how the city gained nothing by
IT. They know what the present system
is. how honestly it is conducted, what
pride the police department takes IN
keeping up and adding to fine record,
and how, on that account, it -7orks for
the interest OF every citizen in Wichita,
for the improvement of the city as a
whole and its advancement in every way
The figures given are a. vindicauon OF
the system and a great compliment TO
Mayor Mclean and Chief Burt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
TRAIN IN A DITCH.
Three Cars Turned Over, but No Ono
Was Killed.

The west bound Englewood passenger
train which leaves here at 7:4o a. m,
went into the ditch yesterday afternoon
two miles west of Coats. The baggage,
mall, express and smoking cars turned
completely over and the track was torn
up for hundred yards. Mall Clerk Den
hoIlem of this city and jain Cant, pas
senger, of Belyidere. were slightly hurt.
The mail car caught fire but was ex-
tinguished by the prompt action OF the
train crew and passengers. 1t is remark
able that no loss of life occurred from
such a serious wreck. The passengers
were taken to Coats in carriages and a
wreckins crew was ordered from Well
ington to clear away the debris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
FAST GAME OF GOLF.
MusseIman Makes Eighteen Holes in
Ejchty-five Strokes

Mr J. c.. Forrest, Of Kansas City. a
golfer OF that city. was in Wichita yes
terday. and visited the links Of the Coun-
try club Mr.. Forrest is one OF the best
players in the west With strange clubs
and on a course which was unfamiliar
he made eighteen holes in 81 strokes. In
the foursome in which Mr.. Forrest
played. Mr. Al MusseIman made a new
record for himself. making the first round
IN Il strokes. and the second round IN ~
Or the Al round he trimmed the last hole.
and came within a breath Of getting 4
forty. Judge Dale and Frank Oliver, also
Of the foursome. made low scores. alto
sether the play being the best seen here in
many a day. The card was as follows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-04
POCKET WAS PICKED.
Old Man Lost $500 on Rock Island
lrain.

A man got on the Rock Island train
at FL Reno yesterday morning. He had
500 in his pocket, but when he reached
KremIin he found that his purse and
money were missing. He told the train
men, who instituted a search. but the
thief was not discovered The conductor
pointed out two young men on the train
who he thought might have taken the
money. but when the train reached this
city it was found that the boys were
coming to this city 10 attend CONNER
ciaI college. The name of the victim
could not be learned