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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-14
PROYECTO DE LEY
presentadO por Mr. Harlan aprObadO pOr ambas Camaras
Denendo efMatono Natural estabecendo p0cednento
para egitmay irscribN dichQ union

probar los puntos de hecho, expuestos
en- la solicitud, y las deposiciones de dl-
chos testigos Sc conservaran pOr escrito.
En- case de que la preponderancia de las
declaraciones demosGrare que un hijo
habIa nacidO & las parties en- dlcha union
mientras vivian realmente juntas de la
manera definida en- ell art1culo / de la
presente, sc dictara un decreto declaran-
do que su union constituye un matrimo-
MO natural.
Art. 6, Que ell hijo que nazca la
mujer mientras las parties en- dicha union
esten viviendo realmente juntas, de la
manera definida en- ell art1culo l de la
presente, Sc presumira que es hijo de tai
union. En- case de que la preponderan-
cia de las declaraciones demostrare que
ell nifIO nacio las parties mientras vi
Wan juntas, de Ia manera definida en- ell
artfculo / de la presente, Sc dictara un
decreto declarando que la union de las
parties constituye un matrimonio natu-
raj, Sc expedira una orden al juez mu-
nicipal para que en- ell acto 10 inscriba
como tai. ST la preponderancia de de-
claraciones no demostrare que ell nino
habfa nacido las parties bajo las condi
clones defnidas en- ell art1culo / de la
presente, Sc dictara un decreto de con-
formidad
Art. Z. Que contra cualquier de-
creto dictado con referencia a dicha So
licitud por ell juez & quien fue dirigida
podra interponerse recurso para ante la
Corte de distrito ell cual recurso sera
dido por los tres jueces de la misma
atendiendose solo las deposiciones es-
critas y conservadas segdn 10 dispuesto
en- 10 presente. Por causa justifcada
podra ell tribunal, sin embargo, admitir
nuevo testimonio cuando 10 ofreciere
cualquiera de las parties. ST ell tribunal
resolviere, en- la apelacion, que existe ell
matrimoniO natural, 10 notificara al CO.
rrespondiente juez municipal, quien ac-
to seguido hara la respectiva inscription
en- ell hbro de matrimonio.
Art. s. En- case que cualquiera de
las parties en- dicho matrimonio natural
poseyere bienes ra1ces valuados por ia
saci6n en- diez mil dollar mas, petit
cion de dicha parte, podra interponerse
recurso contra ell decreto de la Corte de
distrito, para ante ell Tribunal Supreme.
Art. 8. No Sc exigira ell pago de
costas ninguna de las parties en- dicho
procedimiento nj por la corte de distri-
to ri por el juez municipal encargado
de inscribir dicho matrimonio natural.
Art. 10. Ell Attorney General dis
pondra hara imprimir todas las for
mas en- blanco que Sc requieran con
arreglo a esta ley, .disponer promul-
gar los reglamentos 6 instrucciones que
fueren necesarios para cumplimentar la
presente.
Art. II. Todas las 6rdenes, deere
tos y denas leyes que Sc opongan esta
ley, quedan por la presente derogadas.
Art. II. Esta ley empezara q re-
gir desde la fecha de su aprobaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-14

--El bill de Aponte sobre Registra-
dores de la Propiedad ha sido pospuesto
indefinidamente.
Anoche ell gobernador pas6 toda
la noche en- las oficinas del Attorney
General, y hoy tambien ha permanecido
ALI firmando las leyes que pasaba la le-
gislatura.
DESDE hace mucho tempo goza de
gran credito la fabrica de licOres de
Pedro Chandry. Hoy es la favorita del
pdblico, pues sus licores son los mejores
que SO fabrican. Esta fabrica es espe'
cial en- la confecci6n de ron, pues sus
marcas son excelentes. FL ron marca
@El Troly> es ell que SO pone en- todas
las mesas de los hoteles casas partl'
culares.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-14
SAN JUAN
NoTAs PoR coRREo
Mario 13.


Sc ha comentado mucho que MIN
gun miembro de la minorfa, fuese de-
signado para formar parte de las conf
stones de conferencias.
La agencia en- San Juan de ~The
Puerto Rico Herald solicita de las de
la isla que 81 tienen sobrantes de los MI
meros 81 y 81, Sc los envfen para cubrir
suscripciones, pues parece Sc han extra
vfado en- ell correo, algunos de los pa
quotes destinados esta agencia.
-3Cual ha sido la bebida favorita
de este Carnaval, del anterior y de to-
dos los anteriores. I. q Preguntadselo
II. R. Calder6ae q Ce, Tetuan, II, San
Juan, 1nicos importadores de la famosa
cerveza <Pabst, de Milwaukee.
Hoy, por la tarde, sali6 ell vapor
Caracas para Venezuela.
-Anoche estabGn trabajando en- las
ofcinas de la Camara y Consejo Ejecuti-
vo todos los empleados de los diferentes
departamentos.
-Es m1y extrafio 10 que ha sucedi-
do de aver aca, pues hemos visto un dia
que tiene dos soles dos noches, 6 sean
48 horas. Esto ha sucedido los legis-
ladores de Puerto Rico.
RECOMENDAMOS a tOd0s nuestrOs
amigos ell hotel THE MARINA. San Jose
numero l, Capital.--Por un dia ue hos
oedaje, un dollar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-14
Decr6tese pOr Ia Asam6Iea Legis1at5oa
de Puerto R5c0

Art. /. Que cuando un hombre y una
muier vivian iuntos p1blicamente baio
un mismo techo como marido v mujer,
v naciere un hijo como resultado de
clio. dicha union, ST las parties reunen
los requisites legales estan capacitadas
para contraer matrimonio y no existiere
impedimento legal, Sc considerara en-
todo por todo como un matrimonio
legal, teniendo todos los efectos civiles
de cualquier otro matrimonio legal; y
ell subsiguiente matrimonio de cualquie
ra de las parties dee dicha union Sc ten
dra por bigamia, castigandose como tai,
de acuerdo con las disposiciones del Co
digo Penal.
Art 3. Que ell hijo asf nacido CO.
mo resultado de dicha union, seg6n 10
expuesto en- ell precedente art1culo, para
todos los efectos civiles Sc considerara
como hijo legftimo, con derecho q llevar
ell apellido de su padre; y todos los nj
nos que nacieren despues como resulta-
do de la cont;nuada union entire las mis-
mas personals, Sc consideraran, para to-
dos los efectos civiles, como hijos leg1-
timos con derecho llevar ell apellido. de
su padre.
Art. 3. Que cualquiera de las par
tes en- dicha union despu6s del nacimien-
to de un hijo bajo las circumstances ex-
puestas en- ell Artfculo de esta Ley,
podra comparecer ante cualquier juez de
la Corte de distrito en- que las parties en-
dicha union cualquiera de elias resi-
diere la saxon y presentar una solici-
tud para que sc inscriba dicho matrimo-
MO.
Art. 4. Que la presentation de
dicha solicitud, ell juez quien va dirigi-
Ola dispondra que sc cite la otra parte
en- dicha union, senalando dia para OR
las cuestiones de hecho, expuestas en- la
solicitud. 81 ell hecho de dicha union
del subsiguiente nacimiento de un hijo
fuere admitido por ell demandado, en-
contestacion debidamente presentada
jurada, 81, habiendosele citado con
forme & la ley, dejare ell demandado de
comparecer y contestar la demanda,
Ell juez dictara un decreto declarando ell
matrimonio natural entire las parties en-
dicha union Y ordenara al correspon-
diente juez municipal que en- ell acto
inscriba dicho matrimonio en- ell libro
destinado al efecto. D5sp0ui9nd0Se, que
cualquier decreto dictado de acuerdo con
esta Ley, en- rebeld1a, podra anularse q
petici6n del no compareciente, en- cual-
quier tempo dentro de los seis meses
despu6s de su fecha, Y entonces sc oiran
las cueStiones de hecho expuestas en-
dicha solicitud seg6n 10 dispuesto en- la
presente.
Art. s. Que 81 ell demandado ne
gare la existencia de dicha union y sub
siguiente nacimiento de un hijo, seg1n
Sc define en- ell artfculo de la presente,
las parties podran citar testigos para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-14
Aviso al pubIico

Con fecha diez del corriente, mi eS
posa yo, hemos revocado ante ell No
tario don Abelardo Cajas Machado, ell
poder especial que teniamos conferido
a don Miguel Rodriguez Perez de Maya
guez, paramque nos representase en- ell
juicio verbal seguido por los senores J..
Fernandez & ca, en- liquidaci6n, del CO.
mercio de dicha ciudad, contra los pO'
derdantes
JOSE MOLINA
Caguas, II de Mario de 1908. 50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-14
AI(dIdla municipal de Ydbu(Oa

.Encontrandose vacante la plaza de
Official auxiliar de Sanidad del poblado
de Maunabo, por renuncia del que la
servia. y la que esta dotada con el ha-
Der annual de 700 dollars, Sc hace sa-
Der al pdblico por ell t6rmino de 10 dias
para conOcimiento de los hcitadOres.
M. MARToRELL.
Is IL AIcalde.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
GOV. DOLE'S MESSAGE.
Emphasizes Need of Diversity of In
dustries in Hawaii.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
Honolulu, Feb. 24.-(via San Francisco.
March Ex-Governor Dole's message TO
the legislature was read in both houses
on the goth. 1t refers to the unprosperous
times among sugar men during the past
year as emphasizing the need for giving
special attention to securing diversity
of industries and encouraging small far
meTs. Attention is called TO the decrease
of leprosy and the diminishing number
of Inhabitants of the leper settlement.
The government recommends liberal ap-
preparation for an exhibit at the St. Louis
exposition and also an appropriation for
the establishment of an agricultural col
lege In Hawaii and possibly TO assist the
agricultural experiment station. Local
option is advised in the matter of liquor
laws
The suggestion has been made here that
the claims of British subjects against
Hawaiian government on account of the
alleged illegal imprisonment of them dur
ing the Hawaiian revolution might be
referred to The Hague tribunal.
The claims have been the subject Of
continuous negotiations since the revolu-
lions of 1898 and 1895 and in his message to
the legislature Governor Dole suggests
that a commission be provided to inves
tigate them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
CHANGES IN SENATE.
Some Go Out but Political Complexioa
Remains Unchanged.

WASHINGTON. March 2-The terms e
thirty members Of the United States sen
ate expire on the srd Of March, but Curl
ously enough the political balance OF
power Will remain the same. This IS very.
seldom the case. Never before have so
large a number OF changes occurred
without affecting the political complexion
OF the body Sixteen OF the thirty OUT
going senator's have been reelected OK
whom the following are Republicans:
Alger. Piatt OF Connecticut. Gal'inger.
Peurose. Perkins OF California. Fairbanks.
HaEs0orough. Dillingham;. Piatt OF New
York. Allison. Foraker. Spooner.
The following Democrats are reelected:
Pestus. NcEnery OF Louisiana. Teller,
Clay OF Georgia
Mr. Mallory OF Florida has not been re-
elected. bct VIII be when the legislature
OF his state meets In July. re was unan-
imously endorsed by the Democratic state
convention. The following Democrats are
succeeded by Democrats
Jones by Clark OF Arkansas. Nclanrfn
by Latimer Of South Carolina. Vest by
Stone OF Missouri
The following Republicans are succeed
ed by Republicans:
Mason BY Hopkins Of Illinois. Sirnons By
Fulton Of Oregon.
The following Republicans are succeed
cd by Democrats:
Jones by Ncwland OF Nevada. Wclling-
ton by German of Maryland. Deboe by
McCreary OF kentucky. Pri,chard by
Overman OF North Carolina.
The following Democrats are succeeded
by Republicans:
Heitheld by Hepburn OF Idaho. Rawlins
by Smoot OF Utah, Harris by Ions NJ
Kansas. Turner by Aukcny % Washing
ton.
There Is a ne; gain Of enc by the Re-
publicans in an emergency vote. because
all OF the incoming Republicans are loyal
party men and can be depended upon 10
vote straiSht while Wellington ard
Mason who SO out. have been unreliable
and have frequently holted the Repuoit-
can caucus. On the other hand. Mr.. Nc
I.aurin Of South Carolina has been IN the
habit Of voting with the Republicans
when they needed him. and has not at
tended the Democratic caucuses for Sow
eral years. He Is succeeded by a strict
party man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
Did Not Like Change Which Took
Away His Flagship.

Washington. March 1.-TWO interesting
and significant communications were re
ceived today at the navy department from
the European station One was from
Aear Admiral Crowninshield. commander
of the European squadron, asking 20 be
placed on the retired list Of the navy
under the provisions Of the personnel
law. The other was from Lieutenant H.
Ward. naval secretary 10 Admiral Crown
inshield resisning his commission 10 the
navy. Prompt action was taken by Sec
rotary Moody in regard 10 the case OF
Rear Admiral Crowninshield. and IL was
decided to relieve him from active duty
at once in order that he might come home
or visit European capitals. which ever
should be his desire. His application for
retirement win undoubtedly be granted
Rear Admiral Charles S. Cotton. com
mandant of the navy yard at Norfolk.
Va. was assigned 10 the command of the
European squadron. and he viii relin-
quish his present duty at once and start
for Europe as soon as he can arrange his
official and public duties. The European
squadron is composed OF the cruiser Chit
cago (hagship). the protected cruisers
Albany and Cincinnati the cruiser Ra-
leigh and the gunboat Machias. The
navy department contented itself al first
with the brief statement of the admiral $
application for retirement without ex-
PLANTATION Of the reasan therefor IL IL
known. however. that the officer was dis
satisfied with the re-arrangement Of the
armored squadrons following the Garth
bean maneuvers last winter which de-
prived him Of the further use Of the IL
linois as a flagship.
Admiral Crowninshieid is now No. 20
on the list Of rear admirals. and his re-
tirement will place him in the first grade
where his retired pay will be S,e2S per
annum.
1t was said at the navy department
later in the day that Secretary Moody
had cabled his acceptance Of Admiral
Crowninshield's request TO retire. and
also expressing regret At the loss the
navy would sustain. 1t is expected that
the admiral will haul down his flag
about March 30 He viii not return 20
the United States on a naval vessel and
probably will spend some time In Europe
before coming home.
Admiral Cotton was Instructed 20 go to
the squadron At the earliest moment.
Admiral Crowninshields retirement in
the ordinary course. will promote Cap
taius Cook and Harrington 20 be rear
admiras Captain Cook however. s. IN
a deplorable state OF health and is nov
at Neuheim Germany. where IL IL hoped
that the waters will benefit him. II
they do not IL is feared he cannot pass
the physical examination necessary 20
promotion. This does not allow much
delay 50 that following a precedent es-
tablIshed some time ago. he viii be pro-
NOTED in his record subject 10 the re-
suits Of a physical examination 20 be held
later on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
sPRINoFIELos CALLED IN.
Militia Of Country TO Be Armed With
kraa-JorQensen Rites.

Washington. March 3.-Geuerai Crozier.
chief Of ordnance. has made preliminary
arrangements for srming the entire mi
Htia or the United States with the krag-
Jorzensen musket II the regular service.
in accordance with the provisions q the
new militia law. He already has col
Iected about e1a0 81 these arms "a ths
government arsenals al Augusta. O., Be-
uicia Calf Rock Island. 10. and san
Antonio. Tex. and more viii ~ shipped
To th0se points from The armory -
Springfield. Mas. az needed. These arms
VII replace the Springfield ruusxfis.
which arr returned % fhe government
According % the latest returns received
by AdIutant General Coftan. The orgsn-
lied strength al the militia f. iis5@ bit
the impression prevails at the War de-
usrtneut that the SER Hrag-JoTzsn-
ssur ALREADY collected ~ afAenals named
sill 30 sufficient 90 meet aH demands for
several months % cone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
s' ss.s. ,e: Of &MzZ1Ze
WERE BAD CHARACTERS.
Chicago Girls Arrested in Oakland to
Be Sent Home.

Chicago. March 3.-Blanehc Miller and
Grace Zcigler. the Chicago Eiris who wers
arrested IN Oakland. Cal. Ieft their homes
IN this city February . and their where
about have been a mystery 10 their par
ents. The Zeigler girl Is known % have
taken SO from her home and vas be-
Iieved by her father 20 have secured en-
ployment in factory NJ South Chicago
where he has spent much time ~ search
ing for her Nothing = known about N.
81 600 worth OF 1ewelry said 10 have bees
found In their possession. either BY their
parents or the police
The young Italians. Montana and Cah-
brese. are known 90 the families II ths
young women. although u ie The theory ~
the parents that the men are from oat
Of town and met tho young women AZ
dance a few DAYS prior 20 their iigbt
Nothing Is known % srnest r. Foiser.
from whom the jewellery r. supposed 20
have been stolen. The Oakland authors
ties have been asked % return the pTis-
oners 10 Chicago unless wanted there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
AGREE ON NAVY BILL.
Five Big Battleships Will Be Built
Cruisers Eliminated


Washington, March 3.-The conferees Of
the two houses on the naval appropria-
ton bill reached an agreement at l0
O'clock tonight. The senate surrendered
on the principal item of disagreement.
the amendment relating TO the incre ase
of the navy. The provision as agreed
upon provides for three battleships Of
5000 tons displacement and two battle
ships of 1860 tons displacement. and
entirely eliminate the provision for cruis-
ers.
The matter OF naval increase was the
chief matter in controversy. The house
conferees insisted on the provision In
the house bill for three large battleships
and ore large cruiser. while the senate
conferees were equally insistent on the
retention of the senate amendment pro-
viding for smaller warships- The effect
OF the agreement is that the house pro-
gram is accepted. except that two 1900
ton displacement battleships are substi-
tuted for one cruiser. IL Is provided that
the ships authorized may be built by
contract or at the navy yards, and shall
be built by the ravy yards II II Is found
that a combination Of shipbuilders exists
The provision for an increase in the
personnel Of the navy remains as the bill
passed the house. including an increase
in the number cf midshipmcn. but the in
crease Is to continue until 1919 instead 81
1900. as fixed by the senate. TndeF the
agreement members Of the ffty-seventh
congress may APPOINT midshipmen where
a vacancy exists and was not filled and
where an appointment was made and the
appointee failed Of admission. Porto Rico
IS given a mldshipman. The age limit
for admission to the academy Il fixed {
from Is 70 p years. The provisions f0r =
naval hospital ~ Washington 20 cost
$4,000 remains. while that FOR an army
and raval hospital IN New Mexico is
stricken out The item 81 S2so.o-31 for coal
depots and an increase 81 the appropri-
alton for dry docks already authorized
20 out Likewise the provision for a
monument % Charles Y. Gridley.
The senate amendment adding five med
Icai inspectors vas drnped and an item
for increased clerk hire ~ navy yards
was cut out. The provision made hy the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
Gard Of Thanks

We desire to thank our many friends
who by their acts OF kindness and words
OF comfort have helped US bear the griel
and sorrow OF having 10 part with cur
dear husband and father. Especially do
we thank all for the beautiful floral offer
inEs. and our beloved pastor. Rev Bruce
Griffith. Of the Reformed church who
with untiring efforts assisted 50 kindly
n life and in the presence OF death.
MRS. n. NJ JONES.
MRS FLORA REED.
FRANK r. JONES.
ERTHUR c JONES
WE A JONES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
INQUIRIES ANSWERED.

Mrs II r II writes: VIII you please
tell ne OF some good way % preparing
rabbit. I Sc them ~ the market IN
great abundance. but as ] do not know
how 70 cook them have never bought any
Fried Rabbit
The most popular r,sthe1 II preparing
rabbit : 70 FRY IL Wash Thoroughly
in cold water then place IN a saucepan
and pour boiling water over x. Sinner
gently. for ten minutes remove from tn
water. cut Up into snnaR pie7es. wip~ dr.
din IL beaten egg ard brad crumbs ard
fry in hot Eat unta very tender. Serve
with IL grape Jelly.
Mrs Van B. writes VII vou piezse
gfve ne q recipe fo- a stnrTle salsd thst
would be appropriate 20 serve a; csTd
T2rtyT
S~eeteread ard Nut Salad
Shell o-~-hsh pound = Engllss val
uuts poszr boiling sEte- over tHsr- ard
remove fhe skins Then sinner - water
with one snail pr:or ard hay leaf lntil
teneeF-ao.out o1s-hsiS hour
wash the s-e~tsrez3s Thoroughly. SIR
-s- gr.tiy for o1<-hzif hoar. Rez1oTs
skin ard 6resk into snail ssecss-plscs
iE bsws with IL. esi. 49, 49, -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04

The emollient. sanative, antiseptic,
cleansing. purifying. and beautifying
properties of CUTICURA SOAP render it
vastly superior to all other shaving
soaps. No trouble. No delay. Use the
regular Cuticura Medicinal and Toilet
Soap. A soft, creamy. emollient lather
is always certain. After shaving rub
bit of CUTICURA OINTMENT gently
over the shaven surface, then wash the
face and scalp freely in hot water and
CUTICURA SOAP. An inexpensive
luxury for all who shave. especially
those with tender, easily irritated or
humoury skin. Sold throughout the world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
HARD WATER KILLS.
The Lime in Hard Water Chokes the
System, Causing Stomach, Kidney,
Blood and Nerve Diseases,

The use of Crystal Water, which is
soft and pure, works wonders in cleans
ing the system of hard water deposits,
thus restoring and maintaining health,
vigor and good looks. Try ii, and If you
don't like ii We give your money back.
Five gallons, $50, of which we return
500 for the empty container. Order by
phone or let us know where you are so
we can come around and talk it over.
The Holland Yeast Co. 627 Z. Murdoch
Ave. New phone 122l; old phone 9lS.
Q1-et
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
Y. M. c. A. OFFICERS ELECTED.

The Y. VI. c. a OF Friends University
yesterday elected on.cers for the coming
twelve months. The cabinet which went
out have nearly all served for Two years
or more. This year there is an entire
change. The following were elected yes
terday: President Daniel W. Binford
vice president. Henry n. Cox; correspond
ing secretary. Wilbur X. Thomas; record
ing secretary. Irwin J. Stanton; treasurer.
Fred " Hovt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
LApRones CAPTURE TOWN.
Disarrn Municipal Police and Kill Two
Of ConstzbUlary.

Manila. March 3-Iadrones captured
the town Of Gus In the province OF Aibay
YESTERDAY They az hrrt diEarmsd the
municipal police ard then surprised TIE
conEtabuIary garrison. Two 81 the con-
stabuiary were killed and nfteen wer,
captured. At The rcuest n General allen.
General Davis will furnish two companies
q scouts 10 asst the conztabuiafy IN
s,lppressiug the disorder IN Ainay pro-
vince. Col Scott has been sent 80 Aibay
20 command the joint forces
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
Races AZ Oakland

San Francisco March S-Fine weather
prevailed at Oakland today but the track
was somewhat heavy. due to the rain 81
last night only two favorites scored.
1he mile race resulted IN "a good finish.
Stunts winning by narrow margin from
Georafelia. with James = as close third
Tn Leden won the mile and quarter race
and pulled up very lanre-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
AGED MAN DEAD
Died at Home West OF City Yesterday
Afferuoon

A. NJ. Aud. aged 65 years. died early
Monday morning at 114 Chicago avenue
Mr. Aud lived eleven miles west of the
city on Maple street and has only been
in the city a short time. The funeral
will occur today at p. m. in the God
dard NJ. z. church Rev. Lawrence Off
ciating. Interment will be made in the
Goddard cemetery.