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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-26

Sunday morning between 200 and 300 old
comrades, their wives and the Woman 5
Relief Corps gathered at the hall and
marched TO the First NJ. Z. church, where
they listened TO a very pleasing address
by the pastor Rev Lynch. He spoke
10 the old soldier and Of them, their du-
ties to their country and TO their God.
de told them Of the brave battles
fought and won, and Of some of the hard
ships during the long struggle for in
dependence and liberty. He compared
the civil war to the ancient wars in
Bible times as soldiers during battle and
Of their duties as soldiers of Christ, and
explained fully how and in what way
they were the best soldiers, and what
was required of them TO win certain bat
tles. They would not have won if they
had not known how and when to use
their arms, comparing their battle arms
to the Bible as the sword of the spirit.
and 1.-The way to Christ" The duties of
a good soldier depended on obedience to
officers in command.
ms sermon was lengthy, but all en-
joyed it and were profited by the beauti-
ful words so fifty spoken.
Rev. Lynch said that his father and
three uncles We're soldiers in the Con-
federate war and the reason the union
soldiers were successful was because
they were in the right. The large num-
Der who attended was complimentary to
his popularity among them in that he
knows just how TO approach them at all
times. He is ever present at their bed
side and in death always speaking a good
word for them.
The musical program was under the
direction Of the church choir, and was
fine Words cannot express the graft
tude extended to Rev. Lynch by both
comrades and corps in appreciation of
the sermon delivered TO them on this
Memorial Sabbath. and all extend their
sincerest thanks for the debt they owe
him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-26
MISSIONARY ADDRESS.
Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd Will Speak Dur
inc Episcopal MEETING.

The Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd. D D.. GEN
eral secretary Of the Domestic and For
eign Missionary society. who has come
from New York TO attend the sessions
of the annual convention Of the diocese
OF Kansas, in Wichita. is a Virginian by
birth. receiving his academic education
at the University Of Virginia and his the
illogical training ut the Episcopal Semi
nary in Alexandria. He was ordained TO
the priesthood OF the Episcopal church in
1881, and for the four years following was
country missionary in the southern part
Of the state, with five counties for a
parish This opportunity for missionary
work he utilized to the full. regularly
driving a circuit Of 265 miles to strengthen
and extend the church I'm the large dis
trict assigned him. For fifteen years.
from 1855. Or. LLOYD was the Loyalty fol-
lowed rector of St. Luke's congregation in
the city Of Norfolk No man in he
community exercised a wider or more
helpful influence and probably no one.
whether clergyman or layman. was 50
generally known in Norfolk as he. His
work there was exceedingly successful.
the number OF commandments greatly in.
creased. the small brick church was re-
placed by a large stone building. and in
every way the parish has steadily ad-
vanced 70 q position Of leadership IN
good works. n the autumn Of lS99 DR..
Lloyd accepted an election - the general
secretaryship Of the Domestic and For
eign Missionary society. His Norfolk
congregation. while protesting against his
departure, realized that Dr. Lloyd abil
ity should not BE- devoted 10 a parish
only. when il might Ice used FOR the bet
terment Of the church work as 2 whole.
DR.. Lloyd policy at the Church Ms
sions house has been both conservat tive
and aggressive Many improvements
Nrrr-
ter Of placing the facts about missions
before the people Of the church. and il IS
generally conceded that no missionary so
cietv in the country nov issues more e.
fective printed matter than that Of the
Episcopal church. During his admiuistTa-
ton there has also been a noticeable de-
velopment Of missionary spirit IN many
dioceses and parishes. Contributions 20
missions have largely increased ard more
work IS being done both in this country
and abroad,
Last January Or. Lloyd was elected
bishop Of Mississippi. IN succession . the
late Hugh Miller Thompson. but declined
the honor because h did not feel that Re
could ask 70 be released from the re-
sponsibilty resting upon him a. 4 mis-
sionary secretary. II connection with his
office Or. lloyd travels widely over the
United States and has rust returned
from q three weeks trip 20 the Pacific
coast. where Re went 10 attend an In
pcrtan, missionary conference y san
Francisco.
DIT LLOYD viii arrive n Wichits
"Wednesday evening ard make AZ sd
drsss al -. Johns Episcopal church. at
o'clock the same evening. Eis address
had been appointed for Thursday evening.
but other pressing engagements cal aim
and he cannot stay longer than We1nes-
day night he vii meet the ladies' -
St Johns church and Of the convention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. W. Z. Bon Durant has returned
from St Louis and Little Rock.
Miss Edna Busby left Saturday over
the Rock Island to visit her sister. Mrs.
w. F. Laid. in Kansas City.
A marriage license was granted to John
S. Wagner. aged 10, of ArgOnia, and
Bessie Ross. aged II, of Wichita.
Mrs. Geo. A. Lamb and children, from
St Joseph. Mo, are visiting Mrs.
Lambs parents and friends in the city.
Monday Schollenberger Bros. sold two
Oldsmobiles. one to w. A. Reed and one
to Chas. Biting. Mr. Reed will use his
for a pleasure runabout and Mr. Bit
ting purchased his machine for a bust
ness vehicle. This makes eight new
automobiles sold by this firm since the
first Of April.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-26

kellogg to Orme street, be. and the same
is established twenty-thTee and three
fourths esq feet east OF the west prop
erty line; that the curb line on the east
side of Emporia avenue, from Kellogg to
Orme, be established eight and three
fourths $50 feet west of the east prop
erty line; and that the curb lines on the
east and west sides of Emporia avenue,
from Orme street 10 Lincoln street, be.
and the same are hereby established
twelve and one-half 0210 feet from the
property line. That the lines herein fixed
be established in place OF the lines here
tofore established by general ordinance
relating to parking and width of road
ways. as far as the same relates TO said
street.
Sec. . Ordinance No. 1887, approved
March {, 1902. entitled Ordinance Estab-
fishing Curb Lines on Both Sides Of En-
poria Avenue Between kellogg and Orme
Streets of Wichita" is hereby repealed.
Sec 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's publ
cation in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved May 20. 1903.
b. +. MLEAN. Mayor.
Attest: j. /. LELAND. City Clerk.
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Sears the lls ANU lOu nave EHdyS oUusI1
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A Personal Explanation

IhoildS, ~. l., may ID
To the Editor of the Eagle.
Sir-I see in your paper of May 10, '@,
an article which was intended to mention
the names Of the officers of the National
Home Building company, with their home
Office in Wichita. You had L. Liggett
mentioned as brother of J. Z. Liggett,
which was a mistake. l was vice presi-
dent of said company for one year and
resigned on the Sth day Of January, 1903.
and at that date J. Z. Liggett was presi-
dent and LeVia LeOna ThrockTnorton the
presidents daughter. was secretary and
treasurer but signed her maiden name
i. Liggett, to all legal papers OF said
company; and the presidents wife. l.. B.
Lisgett. was appointed vice president by
the president on my resignation.
If you win kindly correct said mistake
IN your columns ! viii consider il a great
favor and VIII appreciate same. as l am
not connected with said company in any
way whatsoever. Respectfully,
JOSEPH LIGGETT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-26
published May %. 1861

ORDINANCE NJ. Zt5l.
An Ordinance Fixing the Salary OF the
City Treasurer Of the City OF Wichita
Be 4 ordained by the mayor and council
men Of the city OF Wichita:
Section !. That section OF ordinance
No 1898 entitled An Ordinance Fixing
the Salaries OF Certain Named City Of
ficers of the City Of Wichita" approved
October 3. 1899. be- and the same is. here
by amended so as 10 read as follows:
Section Z. The salary Of the city treas
urer shall be nine hundred dollars 5000
per annum. payable in monthly install
ments of seventy-five dollars $50 per
month. At the end Of each month.
Sec. 3 This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pubti-
cation once in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved this 2oth day Of May. 1893.
+. T. MLEAN. Mayor
Attest: J. L. LELAND. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-26

ORDINANCE NO. 2i53-
An Ordinance Establishing the Curb
Lines on Both SIDES OF Emporia Ave-
nue.. Between William Street and Lin
coin Street. in the city Of Wichita, and
Repeating Ordinance No 1887.
Be il ordained by the mayor and council
men Of the city Of Wichita:
Section / That the curb line on the
east and west sides OF EmpOria avenue.
from William street TO Kellogg street,
be. and the same are, hereby established
sixteen and three-fourths Oe2s) feet from
the property lire; that the curb line on
the west side OF Emporia avenue. from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-26

Relative - the Aduissien = Certain
Territory Herein Described. Iu'o ar>e
Making the same Part q TIRE city II
Wich.tl
b i orisf-a.l b. TIE mayor ard coaacI-
men Z TIE city y Wichits-
Section : That al thaf tract snd par
Gel 81 uaplztted lard Wing sithin. o.
mainly Within. TIE csfy 2 wichita ~ ~
county - sesEsick state % Eaasas. O.
scribed a. faII0vs. fo-vf-- TIE uortheast
quarter = tn rorrfesst quarter % fhs
northeast quarter 4 the sogtneast guar
fer = esrff9- nlrefsf1 o.. township
,ze- -F-s~V-7 O.. mage ore ~ szsf- -
ard I'll Esns - her>er acfFt - az
taEar I-sa ard s-1de a psrt - 80 cifF
= TYfrsi-s
So Thla orttrs ~ silan take r-ers
ard - 81 force sgnr1 ard after - 7gttt-
cztfr- c-ce ln TIE Wir1.ts Daily E4x1e-
Approved Nay ;, Ir1
2 ? - I-EzA$. xzyor.
Attest: J. 1. LELAND. CITY Geek.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-26
AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
w. n. Parkinson Died at His Home
Last Niuht

w. II. Parkinson died last night at 9
O'Clock at his home, 135 Grace avenue.
after an Illness of several months. He
was 90 years of age and has lived here
for the past twenty years. a wife and
a family of five sons and daughter sur
vive him. The funeral arrangements have
not been completed and Will not be unit!
notices have been sent to relatives of his
death
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-26

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on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. 1t is
hoped that large congregation will greet
him at st. Johns church Wednesday
evening at s o'clock
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Notice.

WlChlt3, Kan, Nay ~. 1913.
The mayor and councilmen OF the city
OF Wichita. Kansas. have passed the fol-
lowing resolution: That 1t is hereby de-
clarec public necessity To construct
permanent curb on east side of Wabash
avenue from Douglas TO Central. and
the west side OF Wabash from Douglas
10 Third street.
Let j. !. LELAND CITY Clerk
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PIANO TuninQ.

Piano tuning. S-5o Eberhart q Hays.
Phone 9Sl. It5-eCI-tC
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IN HONOR Of DEAD
Continued from Sixth Pag

Under the one the blue,
Under the other the grey.
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Atiess: J. l. LELAND. csT desk-
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published May 20. 1861
ORDINANCE 80. -.

Attest: ]. l. LELAND. city clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-11
BRYAN TALKS
ABOUT HARMONY
impossible When Throat Cutting
Remains Popular
WHAT Mr.. ADDICKS MEANS
SAYS DELAWARE MAN IS MORE
HONEST THAN OTHERS.
WHAT Mr.. ADDlCKS MEANS


Detroit Mich, March l0.-Honorable
William j. Bryan today addressed the
Democratic state judicial convention In
Light Guard armory. The fact that Mr..
Bryan was 10 speak al the convention
attracted more delegates and specta-
tors than last nights indications about
the hotels seemed TO forecast. Tenn
p0rary Chairman Parkhill introduced
AIR. Bryan. who said:
'No Democrat has reason 10 be de-
spOndent We must not work on the
principle OF eXpedlency. We must be
sure We are building on the right
ground. There never was time when
there was a greater need for the APP
pllcatlOn Of Democratic principles tnan
today. Down east. IN Delaware. !
learned more about some other things
than about future candidates for the
presidency. I found that many Repub-
icans We're fighting against q man
named Addlcks. Il found that in some
places three-Quarters of the voters had
received money for their votes But L
could not draw the line between Ad-
dicks. who wanted 70 buy g senator
snip with his own money and run lt
for his own interests, and other men
who buy Office for a corporation and
run it for the interests of the corpora
ton. What. my friends, DO you say OF
men who buy senatorshiDs with the
money Of corporations and go 10 con-
gress as slaves of the corporations
THE senate would not even take up
for consideration the house bin for the
control OF trusts, These men are worse
than Addicks. lf you wanted anything
from the Delaware man you would
talk 90 Addicks, but Ia these other
cases you would have to so 10 the
masters Of the Ofiiceholder. I cannot
draw a distinction between the men
who sell their votes for S. and the one
who makes a million trading I'm party
politics. i remember a case where j.
p. Morgan made millions on a matter
of Republican policy. All the difference
between Addicks and the rest is that
ne confessed openly 20 what the others
do secretly. i have been accused of
preventing harmony. No man wants
I harmony more than / do and no one
has suffered more for lack of il than
have But you can't keep IN one organ
iZation men who want TO cut each
others threats. They accuse me of
saying hard things about Cleveland. ]
never said anything about him so hard
as did President Mckinley, who said.
Cleveland is trying 90 make money the
master and all things else the servant.
Il am not ashamed Of any humble
| part ] may have had Ia driving out Of
| the Democratic party a man who tried
{ 20 make money the master and every
I thing else the servant. I want him In
some other party than ours. / would
[ be glad 90 help organize one for his eX-
elusive use
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-11
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The question of why one man sue
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that has puzzled philosophers for cen
turtles. one man attains riches and
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A person afflicted with a serious case
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III is impossible TO concentrate the
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Ogden Briefs.

Thomas Butler G6 years Of age. died yes
terday OF pneumonia al his home on West
uty-fourth street. The funeral arr
ransemeEts have not yet been completed
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Russell oc-
CURED Yesterday from ST. JOsephs Cath
Ollie church. this being the first funeral
ceremony 90 Toe sOlemnized In this church
Mrs. Taylor Of Harrisburg and Miss Ja-
cobsOn of C0Devine were each operated
on Yesterday by DTS. Rich tor Appendix
operation.
ID FL Lewis. superintendent of the
Oregon short Line dining car service is
eudeav0ring 20 rent rooms for a commits
sary department of the Short Line near
The Union depot
The funeral of Frank t. Bateman. an
Old resident of Ogden. but more recently
OF California win be held today al .
O'Clock iu Rlchey's undertaking parlors,
Rev Mr. Wright officiating.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-11
OGDEN NEWS
ogden, Wednesday, March II.
SAVED IS; LOST $3.50.
How John Contos Missed Sale Of
Property and Was Beaten at Law.

In saving "a S. Zee John Contos probably
cost himself o lawsuit resulting in a
judgment against him OF $50. The action
was THAI OF Lee Gibson. the real estate
dealer, against John Contos Tor "a specific
commission as per an alleged agreement
for the sum of $3.50. claimed by reason
of Gibson negotiating a deal Tor the sale
of ca piece OF property on TWenfy-fittn
street for ContQs. The jury yesterday
brought in "a verdict in favor OF Gibson
for the amount claimed.
About year ago Gibson negotiated q
sale 90 Joseph Carlson for $4,000 of
piece of COnt05 property. Everything was
satisfactorily arranged, bat there was
hitch over the fact that certain tenants
of COntOs refused 90 Vacatc the place. and
the deal fen through after Carlson had
paid 500. Gibson drew "a contract Tor the
sale of the property and presented ID 10
ContOs. who showed III 20 Attorney tarr
The latter advised his client Of the pro-
vision ancut vacation of the premises
and the obligations IL might impose on
the seller. and COntos called the deal Off,.
claiming that DE had told Gibson all along
that DE sold the property subject 70 the
leases. COntOs returned the Slp0 20 Carl
son. minus the Zee of his Attorney mat
ter of s.. This fact was brought out IN
the case. and BE- IS cOntended was the
determining factor I'm the case. IL was
held that 10y retaining a portion OF the
bargain money COntQs recognized the
services of Gibson. and az any rate the
jury seemed TO take some such view OF
the matter.
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Citizens, 81 60 Closed.

The Citizens bank case Is settled AS a
corporation the bank is no more It's Of
ficers are released from responsibility Its
funds have been disbursed and the
famous ease which was for seven years
before district and supreme courts Of the
state is settled.
The final dismissal came Yesterday
from Judge Hart. who authorized and di-
rccted the disbursement of the funds ac-
cruing from the judgments against some
of the officers by the stockholders. The
division was made iu accordance with the
report OF Albert Sadd. one OF the plain
lifts ia the case. who was made trustee
of the fund
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-11
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Destroy the cause YOU remove the
effect NeWbr0 Herpicide is the only
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