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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21
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engagements Mixed Which Causes a
5000 Suit.

Kew York, April is.-There was an In
terestiEg and peculiar case reported this
week.
Winifred Casey. whose hopes 81 mar
rage were blighied by the alleged dg-
plicity OF John Norris. brough; suit to
recover &.00J.
The couple hrst met ! nthe fall OF
1897 at Radner. Ia. For two months he
pressed his suit with such forvor that
on January t. 1888. the young woman sc-
cepted a proposal OF marriage.
The young woman then tell bow Norris
subsequently induced her 10 go to Ss-
York To have the marriage soIemnized-
After their arrival ia Jersey City. Norris
complained that ais trunk had been lost
aud asked fer a poE;ponsmsnt Of the
marriage. The pisfHua says enc scggi-
escee N the request. ard they returned
to this city where Norris said he would
Immediately complete preparations for
their marriage The ceremony was de-
layed from tine 70 time on one pfetexs
or another
On Easter suhday vInlfred Attended
mass AZ s.. Johu'a church. Thirteenth
and Chestnut streets. q which parish she
II a member. and wos surprised r. hesr
fha announcement from the altar ~ th~
coming marriage u Norris % a woman
other thar heruelf After services we're
over Winlfre5 sought ca; fhe priest Tor
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

before but she still had hope. The rest
of that day and of several days might
have been represented by ditto marks as
far as Florence Maude was concerned
There seemed to be a noverproduction of
of acceptable places.
1t promised to be long, cold winter for
Florence Maude when chance and the ne
cessity of finding a place to lay her weary
head that didn't cost quite so much per
! day threw her into the company of a
( young lady who carried bunch of paper
! roses in the rear row of the chorus in
1.-THE Girl From Nowhere in Particular"
/ This ardent worshipper of the dramatic
muse told her that aontner girl was want
ed in the row to hold up one end of a
/ banner and wave her left foot above her
head when the Prince comes on in the
Hast with the disguised manicurist who
! condescended to accept his hand in mar
/ riage 1t was an opening, and that was
what Florence was looking for. She was
sure that if the manager would once give
/ her a chance to tell him about the last
will and testament of the soldier lady
/ dying in Algiers he would turn the mani
/ curist out into the cold. cold world and
/ give her a whack at the Prince.
/ With heart full of emotion and re-
/ viving ambition she was ushered into the
/ presence of the manager with her smile
trained to the minute and her voice ready
/ to break ont al n minutes warning She
I intended TO explain TO the man that she
I was going into the chorus only as a tenn
1 porary relief measure, and that her real
+ forte was the tremelo variety of drama.
, whore the heroine comes on in the first
act with her hair hanging down her
+ back. and demands that the villain pro
duce her che-ild forthwith or tell her the
/ name of his lawyer.
( She would undoubtedly have made a
great hit with the manager if he had
+ given her the chance to tell him about
it but instead of asking her to speak a
few pieces for him he looked her over as
though he was thinking about buying her
a couple of new gowns and wanted 20
get something that would fit her COM
plexion and general makeup. He didn' t
| even want TO know i she could sing.
which was very careless of him; If she
had happened To be able 10 MARBLE few
notes in tune the effect on the rest of the
corus is awful TO contemplate. The up
shot OF the brief inervtisw was that Flor
ence Maude was told 10 appear for re-
hearsal the next morning and afternoon,
and to be at the theater promptly az :
o'clock or be set back y For this ardu-
GUS service at the shrine Of the late Mel
pomene she was 10 receive the tremen-
dous stipend of s. a week. with 4 posi-
bility Of raise to g before the end Of the
season. il the show didn't fade away or
the treasurer didn't depart suddenly 70
keep an important enga cement in Mon
treal.
She stood il for about two weeks and
then drew the Ss.15 standing 10 her credit
over and above the fines levied for being
late at rehearsals.- having a hole in her
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slipper falling on her face in the middle
of the last act and committing other of
lenses against the dramatic proprieties.
Then she took the back train for Hop
kinsville and broke the news to her
friends that the American stage was in
bad way, and that genius was the last
thing wanted in the back row of the
chorus. Six months later she married the
dentist, and is now the leading light of
the Hopkinsville Hawthorne club.
The only trouble with Florence Maude
was that she hadn't discovered that the
only thing which is begun at the top Is
hole in the ground. Most of the people
who are engaged in constructing those
are doing it for the purpose of crawling
into them afterward.-San Francisco Call
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21
CONFLICTING CONSIDERATIONS

Don't you sometimes think you ought
to give more heed 10 what posterity will
think OF you?"
My dear sir. answered Senator Sor-
ghuni. its risky. You are in danger Of
letting it absorb your attention and for
getting what the assessor and the voters
and the political bosses may think of
you.
YOU Washington Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

Russian railways stin more unfavorahie
comparisons might be drawn II the iinan-
cit accounts Of the Russian railways
were set side by side with the same ac-
counts Of European railways having
much larger density OF traffic than the
United States railways.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

has been since the people of this city have had
addition offered for ParkvieW Addition situated
adjacent Central Riverside Park Riv
esde line is bounded the south by Riverside
the by Bufum avenue Parvew the north,
which along the bank overlooking the river
North Riverside Park The city has contracted to
cadamize Parkview the entire length of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21
TERMS OF SALE

Ten per of purchase price be paid time sale
made and balance delivery of Warranty Deed within 30
days from date purchase Abstract showing Perfect Title
to be furnished.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04

city license authorizing such person. COM
pany, partnership or oorpor alton to distribute,
post or tack bills and advrI Using matter In the
city OF Owcsso. Persons may ing such applica-
ton to he city Clerk ana Iece ing such
license sball pay a license lee of $1,000 per year
or So on per month, before entering upon the
said business If distributing lacking or post :
ing hills and advertising matter in the city of
Owosso.
Sect on p Any person or persons who shall
Distribute, tack "r post bills T other adver It's.
inR matter in the CITY Of Ow osso without first
procuring n lie, nse therefor shall be deer ned
Guilty of "a mi dtmeanOr ana upon conviction
ther eof, shall be punished by fire OF not to
exce' $3.50 a. costs Of prosecution. and in
defaul' of payment OF such fl ne and costs shall
br confined in the county jail OF shiawassee
county for a leriod OF not to exceed thirty ny =
unless such fine and costs be- sooner paid.
Section 3-Ibis ordinance shall take effect
twenty days after the date of lis passage.
1t was moved and supported that A. Lee
Williams be appointed as n member If the Reg.
stration Board in the first ward, which WAS
carried.
Aid. Lamfrom presented the license of Con-
rad Melenbacher for license paid on opera
house aad asked to have the same refunded
Aid Rlgley presented the bills of Rowley
Scale Go, TO {. c. Wright for suppl IS furnished
for Sealer of wei z hts and Measures, which was
upon motioned allowed; ayes 8; nays, Lam
from.
Upon motion council adjourr ed for two
weeks FRED Ell WARDS,
City Clerk
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04
Notice Of Special Assessment.

ToJ Q Abel d Dewey, Michael ehehee, ]
Wildermuth, Carrie Swarthout. Frank House.
o Fox, ID Butts, q ID Moreau j g. H Frieseke,
Tawse and Trumble,F G Brooks, A Lee Will.
| liams, A Williams, Mcintosh, j Dennis
on, Fred Carpenter, Charles Burnett Hannah
Cook, Ira Kelly, d b Reed, McKenzie,
Tobey, q Gibson, Catherine T1tcomb, l.
Wicking, w Woodwork, Thomas Kerwin,
Goodyear, Frank Sutfin, Union school Distric
and A Williams, A Beardsley, G l.
Taylor, Il Il Hoyer, Robert Bowles, h smith,
Glen Blair r j Weber, David Blair. g Frederick
George Markham and wife, Claud Craig, G
Champion, w Wren, william Wren, Fred
5anderhoff, Arthur Watts, Mary Barte 9
Potter, William Barnes est, Arthur BXby,
Sprague, John SpraB Ne, a and ID Dewitt
william Scott, Adam Auiler, j q Mcintosh,
Osburn, d Gregory est, M Osburn, James
Hopkins Louisa A Goulo, Mary Estey. and to
all D her persons interested:
Take notice, that the roll OF the special
sessments heretofore made by the Board of As
SCISSORS, for the purpose of defraying that part
PAID and borne by special assessment, for the
construction of a sewer on Comstock street
from OAK 10 Dewey street, north on Dewey
street to school house and commencing on
Mason street rs feet east of the east line of
ak street to center of Dewey and Oliver
east line OF Hickory street, Is now on file in
my office for public inspection.
Notice 3 also hereby given that the Coun-
Gil and Board of Assessors of the city Of
Owosso will meet at the council Dom in said
city on Monday, November I'll, A. d. 1904, to re.
opportunity will be & iven all persons inter.
estei to be heard.
FRED EDWARDS, City Clerk,
Dated Owosso, Mich, November /, 1904.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04

A Phillips, Brown, A M Hume. Fred Ed
wards, II Holman, ii w Holman. o G. House
Geo Detwiler, j } Reed o + Webster Emma
Retain. II Mann, 9 &c Shattuck, @ Mccormick
Mrs Black Geo Bradley, j Osborn, c Matt
hews, s a Evans, w Appleton, NJ f Church,
Mrs Sharpstein, Congregational Church, Lydia
ComstOck, Robert Gemmel, G Osborn est.
Lizzie Otis est, Il M Wiley VIM Broad Mary
Sharpsiein, q Evans. N u Ayers. Mrs T.
Mead, Zimmerman, Otto Sprague, II p Wole
ver G Allison, Mrs q Warren, II ID Lyon,
Helen Beswck, j Getman j M Terbush, Ann
Arbor Railroad Co, ID r Salisbury Estey Mfg
Co. n Para ball, W l. Parker
And to all other persons interested, take no
tice That the roll of the Special Ast essment
heretofore made by the Board OF Asst ssors,
for the purpose OF defrayiDg that part OF the
cost which the council decided should be paid
and borne by special assess ment Il the sprinkl-
ing OF Washington. Main, Ball, and Exchange
paved district, Alsy West Main and Michigan
Ave.. North Washington anu Oliver streets
East Main and East Exchange Streets Will
Jams, Water and South Washington ard How
ard streets, Is now on file In my office, for pub
lie inspection Notice is also hereby given that
the Council and Board OF a SCISSORS OF the city
of Owosso, will meet in the Council room OF
said city on Monday November II A. ID. 1904, to
review said assessment, at which time and
place opportunity will be given all persons in.
terested TO be heard.
Dated Owosso, Mich, Nov. ], 1904.
FRED EDWARDS,
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04
Notice of Special Assessment.

To Michigan Central Railroad Co, II
Preece, John Keller, John Strable, John
DeN ereauX, a Lee Williams, ii M Post, Ju
liz Sharts, William Green, Franz Weld.
Charles r. schultz, Patrick Frawley, q co.
b. Symes. Lois Haggrrt, John Walsh,
saginaw Building d Loan Asso, & s &
Williams, bishop FOLEY and his successors,
II n Atnrworth, w X n ookway, M-rrick
Blair, M II Reynolds. Fred Morton, Charles
Phippen, T. Kohler, Sabine Storrer, II AK
lord. Ada Russell. James f Y.ates, Mrs. w
Louis r storrer. RI Parshaii, YRS e si b
Hadsall estate, w White, Mrs A(allard Ii
While l. T. Woodard z ID White, w G
Owosso d COiunna Electric 60. NJ ID Carey,
Headley. Mrs. III G McGuineas,A Il Thorn
as, Ann Arbor Railroad 90. w l. Parker,
Estey Mig Co, ID X Salisbury, and to all 9th
I lertoLs il terested:
Take Notice That the roll of the special
Assessment heretofore made by the board
of assessors for the purpose OF defray1ng
cided should be paid ana borne by special
assessment for the paving of West Main
street from the Shiawassee river bridge to
the MICHIGAN Central Raj road tracks, and
south Washington sire, from the Shiawas.
see river bridge to the south line of Howard
stree t. is now on file In my office for public
inspection.
Notice is also hereby given that the coun.
eli aud board of assessors of the city of
Ow, $50 VIII meet in the council room in
SAID city, on Monday. Nov. 2lst, A. d. 1904, to
review said assessment, at which time and
place opportunity VIII be given all persons
interested to be heard
FRED EDWARDS.
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04
Notice of Special Assessment

TO Charles a Filling.r. II M IA VII.
liams, Fred Woodland. + l. whiting, Cath
crime Hopkins, Lee harmon, Patrick
Hughes, Nicolas Nil sen, Muskegon Brew
ing Go. d II Frieseke, a sbury NJ Il church.
Andrew Montague, Lew Palmer, w Price,
John kritz. A Ross, + j Raymond Ellen
FurRest n, Arthur Chapman Mrs M Bailey,
Jasper Gregory, Richard Warren. George w
Bentley, Q AIrowbridge, r B Denyes Geo
ID, nyes, Geo Good ain ST. J Haupt, andrew
Goodwin,E CoIds,J w snyder, ] Wsch,s Ier,
Keller, August w, nat, Lyuia Goodrich ,
II j stanard, ID A Monroe, } j Mackey, NJ j
Hamblin estate, A X GILES, Charles skin
err. Gregg, Percy Brockway. CT Kou, CHI
susan Faxon, w j sax, ellen Heyer, l. Van
Austin, Joseph Terrill estate, g IL Lyon, h.
Il Chaplin, Il l. Nutson. William Harnish.
Fred Mier, Re, be: John Goodwin, VII
liam e1dman, Ella Weidmsn, ID Jean .Iac-
quet, Philip i Lawrence, f. @ Betbe, h Rob
rabacher, e A Barnes, NJ Pryor, Joseph
Amos estate, FIG Ills, f. Soper, Samuel M
Davis, J Colgate. " Holmes, Mat Drex-
Ter W Med +, f stangsr Ann Kipp, Gus
Bluth. M il Stewart d Go. Albert Sax, Ru.
dolph Ol,nrig He rman smith T. = Dsver.
e eau Pulyer Mex. nzie Robertson.
q b McCaughna, H F Luenser, wheeler,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04
Notice Of Special Assessment,

:, To T Roehm. Geo. se 7 Abrey, Gustave
Bake, w Ross, and s A Williams, Michi-
Owosso Manufacturing Co., w Pierpopt M L
stewart & Co, Remington and Barnes, II w
and ID, 3 WILLIAMS, w Smith, W Il Baker,Ns
W ID Richardson, Hannah Cook, Ira Kelley,
James Mcintosh, Clark Gibson, E II Hicks c
and H l. Dewitt, 9 w Paris, r Cavanaugh,
Warren Amos Hurrell, John Kelly. Amos
Derrick 2 aS,s JJ Knapp Pease M D Grow,
HaDs Anssn M Hi %i,h1 Gregory Barbara
lntec, Mrs Kaezer, George Foess. FrankHouse
Bowers, Frank McIntee, W Il Melvin, William
sivers, L b Allison, w j and ] A Kidd M l.
stewart & Co., Owcsso Savings Bank McKin.
zie and Robertson; Lyon, H Johnson, W
M Case L. Ash, William Archer, M Blair,
Sidney Archer, d @ Cooper, David Henion,
Julia Connors, Julia Stack, Frank Collan. err,
George symes, Charles Meyer Kate Hoffman,
Woodard, e Chavey, Mary Brown, r Bald.
win, Mrs M Jackson. Charles Holden j q
Jingle. Il Main, Frank Norris, Marshall and
Wadsworth, Emma Weatherbee, Alvin Evans
est J Branch, Alderton, J Butcher,
schlaak, Ann Arbor Railroad Co, Ward
Ca l, M Woodin, M Davidson, VIM Sober,
Theron Theron Stevens SN Kelley, Knight Jas
tey Rachel Soltz, Robert Harmon, & Wal.
lace, w Blanohett. j Is Horton, L K johnson,
w Nc Kenzte, Q Osburn Charles Perry Geo
Burbank, @ Baldwin, M L Chase G Osburn,
o M Noonan William Blano hett. Owosso &
Corunna Electric Go, T } Hoffman. Clarence
sackner, Mrs Titus, Titus, X Suther
land, o V Leonardson, Otto L indner. Elmer
Harvey. II B Sturtevant, william Barnes, HI
Corey M Lovett, l. Devereaux, Sutfn
Capitol Building Loan Association, L II
Norton, Frank Trssk, Estes, Rodgers,
Marion Brown, Frank Kennedy, and to ali 9th.
er persons interested.
Take notice, that the roll of the special as.
sessment heretofore made by the board Of
assessors for the purpose of defray ing that
part of the cost which the council decided
should be paid and borne by special assess
ment for The constru ction OF Sidewalks is
ow on file In my office for pu bile inspection.
Notice Is also hereby given that the council
ana ,f, board OF asses Of the city of Owosso
Monday, November 81, A. ID. 1904. TO review
SAID assess ment, at which time and place op.
portuoity Will be given all persons interested
to be heard.
FRED EDWARDS, City CLERK,
Dated Owosso, Mich, November 1, 1904,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04

Daniel ORE xler, Elmer. Forsee estate, Ches.
ter Rogers, John Odell, Bert Joy, s X Van.
Tifiin, j ii Monroe, and to all other persons
Interested:
Take Notice-That the roll Of the special
assessment heretofore made by the board Of
a SCISSORS for the purpose OF defrayfng that
part of he cost which the council decided
She uld be paid and borne by special assess
ment for the construction OF a drain known
rs the Stewart street sewer drain from the
corner of Shia assoc street east to Cute
drain, is now on file in my office for public
inspection.
Notice is ais hereby given that the coun-
Gil and board of assessors OF the city of
OwossO i'll meet at the council rooms in
said city on Monday Nov. 2lst 1904, to re-
view said assessment. 1T which time and
place opportunity will be given all persons
interested to be heard.
FRED EDWARDS,
City Clerk.
Dated OwossO, Mich, Nov. l, 1904.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-04
Notice OF SPECIAL Assessment.

To G M Grahame, James Jhayer. Mrs.
Ruckni II ster, German Evangelical church,
% Dun, al q TO all other per sons Interest ed
Tahe Notice-1het the roll Of the 81 ecial
ass ssmer heretofore made by the board O
ass ssars fol the purpose OF deffay1ng that
part the cost v hich the council decided
should be paid snd borne by special
assessment for the cleaning of premises or
der' d by the board OF health, cutting of OBJ
noxious weeds. and maxi Of sewer and
wnt'r CO INJECTIONS. is now on file I'm my
Office for public inspection.
Notice is also hereby given that the coun =
ell and board of ASSESSORS of the city {
Owosso Will meet at the cOun II room I'm
said city on Monday. Nov .2l. ID 1904, to re-
view said assessment, ut which time and
place opportunity will be given all persons
Interested to be heard.
FRED EDWARDS,
City Clerk.
Dated Owosso. Mich, Nov. /, 1904
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-02
ELDRIDGE FIRE SWEPT
Iowa Town Near Davenport Sustains
A 100000 Loss.

Davenport, Ia, May 30.-Eldridge,
located ten miles north of this city
suffered a $4,000 loss from fire. A
blaze broke out in farm implement
ware house of ]. H. Weise &c Co., at
one O'clock and within an hour the
flames had spread to all the other
buildings in the block. A tenement
house belonging to ]. H. Weise, the
residence and saloon Of Hans Denker
the Milwaukee stock yards, and the
elevator of the Jackson Grain com.
pany of Cedar Rapids were destroyed
The loss of Weise & Cots $4,000, in.
surance $4,000; loss of Denker, ST.,
500, insurance $1,000 The loss of the
Jackson Grain company and the stock
yards is covered by insurance.
The town being without any water
works, the fire could be fought only
by bucket brigades, and the fierce
heat made it possible to save the rest
of the town only by heroic exertion
on the part of all the townspeople.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-02
WORKS IN THE sLuMs.
Knoxville Young Lady Helping to Lift
Up the Fallen.

Miss Grace Yarrette, of Knoxville.
was in town Monday en- route home
for few days visit. The young lady
has been actively engaged in a res.
cue home and slum work in Chicago,
and has also been extensively con-
nected with the wonderful Mother
Wheaton in prison reform work. The
lady talks interestingly of the work
done and tells Of the wonderful good
accomplished by the woman who is
known the world over as "the little
mother" Her work is especially
with those who are condemned to die,
and she was among the last to see
the "car barn bandits" Mother
Wheaton has also completed book,
the title of which she has not def
nitely decided. 1t will, she believes,
be something like this: prisons and
Prayer, or Have Faith in God"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-02
IOWA CROP BULLETIN.
Conditions in the State as Noted by
the Weather Bureau.

Des Moines, May 31,-The mean
Temperature CT the past week was
slightly below normal, except in por-
lions of the eastern districts. There
was large percentage of cloudiness,
and the rainfall was above normal in
the larger part Of the state, the ex-
cess being greatest in portions of the
central and northern sections. The
rains were timely and beneficial, e.
cept in the localities visited by heavy
and destructive downpours. In Sec
tions where the rainfall was moderate
very good progress has beeen MADE
in finishing planting and beginning
cultivation of the corn crop. Reports
are variable as to the stand Of corn,
$ut there is general agreement as to
the increased acreage planted. In
some of the southern counties plant
ing operations are likely to be con-
tinued another week.
The weather conditions have been
very good for grasses and small grain
crops, which are Showing improve.
ment The hay crop, especially, has
been much benefited by wet and
cloudy weather, and in many sections
reports indicate that good yield is
assured Potatoes, garden truck and
fruit are doing we'll
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-02
BROKE STATE RECORDS
Drake University Won The Inter
Collegiate Field Meet.

Des Moines, May 30--In the pres
ence of a crowd of over four thousand
people. Drake university for the
fourth consecutive time won the an
nual meet of the Iowa Intercollegiate
Athletic association. Despite the
rain of the morning the track was in
fine condition. Six state records were
broken and one tied as follows:
Sixteen-pound shot put Crane of
Iowa, SO feet inches; Green Of Grin
nell, 80 feet inches. Former rec
ord, 3S feet 10 inches, held by Hol-
brook of Iowa.
Mile run--Sieeper of Drake, min
utes 35 seconds. Former record, 4
minutes 80 3-5 seconds, by Wilson, of
Iowa.
Two hundred twenty yard hurdles
Main of Drake,2 3-5 seconds. For
mer record, 26 ITO seconds, by Fish
er of Grinnell.
Two-mile run-Sleper of Drake, 10
minutes 10 seconds. Former record
by himself, 10 minutes 80 seconds.
Half mile relay-By Ames relay
team, l minute 80 3-5 seconds. For
mer record, 1 minute "a rs seconds
held by Iowa and Drake.
Mile relay-By Ames team, min
utes 81 3-5 seconds. Former record,
8 minutes SO seconds, held by Iowa.
Tie-One hundred and twenty yard
hurdles-By Glow of Grinnell, 16 1-5
seconds. Chapman Of Drake holds
record in the same time.