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WASHINGTON.
Holiday Tour via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.

December q has been selected as the
date for the Personally Holi-
day Tour of the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Washington. This tour will cover a period
of three days, affording ample time to
visit all the principal points of interest
at the National Capital, including the
Congressional Library and the new Cor
coran Art Gallery Rate, covering railroad
transportation fer the round trip and ho-
tel accommodations, $500 or S105O from
Trenton. Sll.5O or $500 from Philadelphia,
and proportionate rates from other points,
according to hotel selected. Rates cover
accommodations at hotel for two days.
Special side trip TO Mount Vernon.
All tickets good for ten days. with
special hotel rates after expiration OF
hotel coupon.
For itineraries and fun information ap-
ply TO Ticket Agents, or address Geo. w.
Boyd General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
MEDICAL

ON RECEIPT OF 1Oc I will send for
mula for making the best medi-
cine in the world for coughs, colds, or
Consumption. I had throat and lung
trouble for six years and spit blood con-
tinuously. This remedy cured me in
three months-I am now perfectly we'll.
r. A. MAYS, Cos n. 18th ST., Phlladel-
phla, Pa.
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THE
-aaa.
EQUITABLE
THE
Guarantee & Trust Company,
Capital 100000
Surplus and Profits, $4SS,OOO

collects income acts as Executor,
Administrator. Trustee. Guardian.
Agent. Attorney, etc
Receipts for and keeps Wills free OF
charge until called-for
Receives Deposits subject to check on
which Il pays interest at the rate Of
. per cent. per annum.
Takes entire charge Of Real Estate
makes sales. collects rents and RENTS
income monthly or as desired,
Rents Individual Safes In its steel
fire and burglar proof vaults.
Issues Foreign Drafts and Letters OF
Credit available in any part Of the
world
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WALL PAPER.
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE. News stand, bakery coal
yard. grocery stores. saloons, farms
houses and lots in all parts of city. on
easy terms. / have clients who wish to
buy your property or business. Yours
might suit them. Send me a description
Of property or business and lowest price.
Money to loan on mortgage. RentS col
lected Estates managed. I sell fire, life,
accident, health and plate glass insur-
ance. None but the best companies rop-
resented.
T. +. McEVILLY,
Real Estate. Mortgage aad Insurance
Broker, COB W. Fourth St.. Wilmington.
Del. Botn phones. ml9-eodtf
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fXCHANGE,
Thls ciasslflcatlon 20 a word.

WANTED Bring your tobacco tabs, ouu-
rons. cigar bands, soap wrappers
and trade marks to the Hunt stamp store,
So Market street. and exchange them for
the valuable Hunt Stamps.
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PENSIONERS.
This classification 80 a word.

SERVICE PENSIONS FOR AGE
New and important order. S6 when
g.. ss when Go. $40 when 6s. SIC when 70
years.
JOHN WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
Pension Attys., End floor. W. 7th ST..
Wilmington. Del. aur29 ~
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They tell me-" said the tehderfoot.
that you haven't lynched any horse
thieves in this locality for more than
three months"
We'll. Of course said Comanche
Pete. apologetically. eve have our dull
times here wunst in a WHILE same as
they do IN the States"
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FINANCIAL

MONEY 70 loan on desirable first mort
cages on city properties in amounts
to suit.
HAWKINS & CO..
t.t.s-eod-tf 7l2 Market st.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

H. s. KIRKLAND. teacher OF s:r~ing.
Phlla. Mus. Academy, 1917 Sprur 81,
receives private pupils. Address ub~fc.
n1vii-26t
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Frostlng or Christmas snow at Cart
melrs, eth and Madison.
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BOARDING.

This classification isc word.
SECOND STORY front room with board.
nov25-6t Apply 90 King st.
REFINED LADY and gentleman de-
sire permanent rooms and board.
Both employed. Address Stanley, gem
eral delivery. Wilmington, Del
BOARDERs WANTED-5iO west sixth
street. dS-lmo
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Mrs. Neverholm-Ah! Good morning.
out shopping?
Mrs. Gaddabout-Noi I'm out buying
today.
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PIANOS
This classification &c a word
PATENTS
This classification &c a word.

PATENTS. copyrights and trade marks
For free advice write Metzger & Wal
lace, patent experts. Washington. d. C.
nov12-StSats
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FOR SALE.

run SRLE.
This classification ikc a word.
GOOD secondhand delivery wagon fer
sale. Messenger. Gil West Front
street
STOCK Of the Eastern Texas OH Gas and
Mining Company. Par. 81. Apply.
I. T. P.. THE EVENING JOURNAL
OFFICE. ji1-eod-u
FOR SALES acres rich land. good
buildings, nicely located; fruit.
shade. good water. Price S1i50. Terms,
$500 cash. Balance years. Possession.
Catalogue free CLARK & son, Dover.
Delaware. dl0-6t
FOR SALE-Twenty and room
houses, all modern improvements,
situated on West Second street and
Gray avenue near Cleveland avenue.
Terms, 10000 cash; balance in small
monthly payments. Apply J. b. OBER-
LY. S3S Market street. di0-7t
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YOUNG MAN-Salary SIS a month-you
can get it and more, If you are "a
stenographer. trained at Goldey Col
lege. The demand for the stenograph-
ers Of this college exceeds the supply.
The saalries are frequently $40 or $50
to begin on. and If a young man has
the right kind of ability. he will soon
get an increase. This week we were
asked TO fiji two positions at S75 a
month each. For full information. call
at the Goldey College offices. SO7 Mar
ket street, or write for the catalogue.
di4-Gt
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

WANTED-A business man with some
capital for light manufacturing
business. Address j. o. Box 294. dlO-3t
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NOTICE
FOR RENT.
This classification &c a word.

FOR RENT.-A large front office on
FIRST floor fully equipped with all
conveniences and electric lights. with
private entrance, 50S King street.
sept24-m,w.f
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
This classification 20 a word.

Statesmen. Several desirable vacancies
in selling force of reliable house to
be filled &C once on salary basis; expert
ence not essential. IIAPGOODs. S2l Penn
sylvania Bldg, Philadelphia. nov25-20t
WANTED-Trustworthy man or wo-
man for small local office. We
train our own people. Weekly cash sal
ary. supt. Local Dept, 22S n. 2nd ST..
st. Louis. 10. n2S-lm
wANTED-Lady or gentleman Of fair
education to travel for firm of
s250000 capital. Salary Sl072 per year
and expenses: paid weekly. Address
NJ. PERCIVAL. WilminSt97 Del. dS-6t
WANTED-Responsible man to man
age an office and distributing de-
pot for large manufacturing concern.
Salary $500 per annum and commits
sions Applicant must have good refer
ences and $1,000. Capital secure. Ad-
dress. Supt. 32S West 18th ST.. Chicago.
dl0-3Ot
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EDUCATIONAL.

Thls olaasilcatior 70 . word.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

SITUATIONS WANTED.

WIDOW LADY with little girl wants
position as housekeeper in widow
er's family. No objection to country
d13-3t
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

WANTED Experienced saleslady for
shoe store. BAER SHOE HOUSE,
lO7 King st. d13-2t
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TWO WOMEN HELPEO.
Yoke Ct Colombia Was Thrown on at
Their lrstIqation.

Panama Jan. 7.-NFhen ihe insit~ rs
tory 81 IN. birth 20 the new repuaiic %
Panaraa IS written. The Names = Mr.
Jose Anador md her iseautifla niece
senorita Maria ETnella cssa. wili - re-
tfared IS the tao women whr rrost in-
auenced the PauarnaHlaus 70 t'sTo~ q
the vos.. 4 Co}ofublaa 5or.snasisa-
No more fasctaat.He stofy - q woman e
intrigue SD the p-o.Elrs - rera.uii9a
has corae 90 Eight Cd reert times % a
~. recital ~ how Mr. t-EssioT. ~ hrili-
lsut aid patrtotic wffe - L,r JEse Asca-
dor. aonsinauf spirit ID the sguia. - 1rEsi
upon her h1sbsad ard g.her nen.ot an
Isthr1oz tn nezi - takirE adya1taEe .,
C3lornbla.s refuses IS aerert fhe lay
Hefran treaty that larzsBs thrgsEh fer
Efforts. her hustsna ard his sssosaasss
n the reVolsttoa q Sovembsr & aeon
pilshea their purpose ard creates q a=w
stloa
Bot even nore eesh asisstie. r VosFis3e
81 me rase Il fAe tes Psna-la his fsen
Seaerita ossa tae Sizes = Tr Arr-lsar
ara fhe fsncee - 2 =. Prescott ~
yerug Ansrirau agent he7c tar the Pas
ana rsi,raaa
Tsey hands aleaaes ~ eososs - she
SIS, aas q Ike as~ regub.se. aus tals
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-09
TURNS CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.
Wealthest Man in Trenton Changes
His Faith.

Trenton, Jan. Edward Ainsley Stokes
py far the wealthiest man in Trenton.
has abandoned fashionable Trinity Eris-
copal church for the Christian Science
faith
Mir. Stokes IS a bachelor forty years old.
and lives in magnificent style At Wood
lawn, one of the handsomest residential
properties in the state lie is gwen u
books and travel lie has published two
novels and has written much verse.
"Woodlawn' was originally laid out 10y
John Trent for whom Trenton was nam
Ell. and hundred years ago was occu-
pied bv Governor Bloomfield Sixty years
ago the property WAS purchased by Ed
ward II. Stokes, father Of Mr. Stokes.
Mr.. Stokes IT the age OF twenty-oae
was admitted 10 the bar. He followed
his parents 10 the Episcopal church. and
was for Years one of The most liberal
contributors TO the support II Trinity.
Speaking OF his change OF faith. Mr..
Stokes said: L don't see why my action
should interest anybody but myself and
the members OF the sect with which
have allied myself / did not take the step
until l had given the matter long ana
serious consideration Three wears ago
] was travelling in the west and attended
q Christian Science gathering ! WIS
deeply impressed. / studied the church
literature and finally became convinced
that it was the faith for me There il
no truth in the report that L have pc
miscd a million dollars fer the building
Of Christian Science church in this city.
our meetings are now held in a small
room in business block in the heart Of
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lining. There are a restaurant. waiting
room. bedrooms for tourists. apartments
Tor, the officials. etc. All the rooms are
rghted and heated by electricity.
AS at the Rothstock station. gallery
has been cut 10 allow of views of The
mountain ranges. Beyond the Eigerwand
station the tunnel. now in course Of con-
strIction. takes a curve TO tho next sta
tion. Eismeer (sea of ice) do.355 feeO. TO
the south of the Eiger. Here the traveller
will command a grand panorama
lower saddle of the Monch. the Bergh
the Walcherhorn. the Grindelwaid RES
cherhorner and the Firster-Aarhorh-
Beyond Eismeer the line takes west
erIy direction: and there IS sun sra-
dent here up to the next station jung
frauioch Oi.090 feet. Still mounting the
line eventually reaches the terminus sta
tion Jungfrau O3.iS feet- Hence the
Messenger may ascend 10 the summit OF
the great mountain, with her dazzhIis
sbroud of eternal snow, either by hit
DO foot high or by a winding staircase on
Tho outside The total length of the line
will be seve nand three-qnarter miles.
The first section (Scheidegg to Eiser
c;lacicrl. was opened to traffic on Sep'eih-
Der 70. 1898: the second section 'k'ieer Ola
cier 70 Rothstock) ON April ,. iSS, and the
third yRothstock to Eigerwand1 was open
cd during this last summer. The average
gradient is Il per cent. the maximum
being . pcr cent. The guage Of the track
SC 20 inches: the weight OF the rails Is
q pounds per yard. and these are bonded
aud cross-bonded. The sieepers are Of
steel. of the usual Continental type. and
the rails are fixed BY means OF bolts ana
clamps. The rack system employed Is
that invented by NJ Emil Strub author
of Les Chemins de Fer Funiculaires
Suisses. rail of the ordinary Nignoies
type is employed. the teeth being cut IN
it's head which is made higher than Is
usual in such constructions. The rack
rails are made OF soft steel. which is
rolled solid. the teeth being cut after
ward in the cold bar. The curve Of
minimum radius is l90 metres
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flag made in the scciusion az her uucie's
home and I'm deadly fear OF her life-as
the revolution had not yet been declared
was first seen IN New York harbor on
October p. flying from the staff Of the
steamer CITY Of Washington.
Intensely pro-American are the citizens
of the new nation. AID no one expresses
the universal sentiment of the people 81
Panama better than does Senorita Ossa.
who said recently:
After l am a Pauamanian. / am a
Yankee
The dread and guilty satisfaction
felt in weaving the ncw nas was indie
scribahle. Every moment after Or. ANA
dor told he / was 10 have the honor of
making the first flag for ;he new republic
! fancied that endless column of Colom-
bian soldiers We're marching into our
home To capture ne and have me shot
! have read of how Betsy Ross made the
first American flag but I do not believe
that she endured greater fear or more de-
light than did ! in the making OF this
pretty emblem Of our independence from
Colombian tyTaGnVr
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GA TOR a.
es..bo a The Kind yaa Haze iEayS Bought
Signature af MxXNztZn
MEXICO is SURPRISED.
Pope Has Appointed an Apostolic Dele
cate to That Country.

Mexico CITY. Mex. Jan The news
from Rome that Pope Plus y. had APPOINT
ell Mgr. SeTafiuo. bishop OF Spoleto apps
toIic delegate to Mexico instead of apos-
to!ic visitor. as was reported. eXcites
some interest here as the telegram as
serts that the vatican considers this a. the
first ste ptowards the resumption 81 Dip
lomatic relations between Mexico and tse
Holy See At present there appears 10
likelihood that the Mexican government
intends 70 resume direct relations with
the vatican.
The exiscting constitution make dis
finct the separation Il the church and
STATE and the government, grants impSr-
tial protee ton 20 al denominations The
reform Jaws dccreeG 81 the ti-7e ~ Psesi-
dent Juarez are IS force and aopcey
thinks II REPEATING them
For these reasons there is so5ue eufi-
osfty IRON. those G. 10 what g5eunss she
vatican has FOR believing j can e1ter
into diplomatic relations wiih mis- eoun-
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PICKED UP A LETTER
Two Girls Alleged to Have
Been Kidnapped.
ARE SAID TO BE CRAZY
No Residents of the Names
Given at Fon Du Lac.

Chanute, Kan, Jan. S.-Two girls, Irene
Stacey and Rena Douglas, Of Fon Du
Lac, Wis, have been kidnapped by three
men, who have taken them TO the Indian
territory from their home. according TO
letter found near the railroad track near
Chanute, today. The letter, which was
well written, evidently had been thrown
from a south bound Santa Fe passenger
train 1t read as follows:
''Fon Du Lac, Wis, Dec. 2S.-To Who
ever Finds This: We. Irene Stacey and
Rena Douglas, have been kidnapped by
three men we have never seen before.
They say they are going TO take us to
the indian territory. We are on the train
and if We appeal to any one they tell
them We are crazy and that they are TAX
ing us to an asylum. VIII you please
notify the authorities and have the men
locked up and write 10 w. NJ. Stacey or
r. n. Douglas, Fon Du Lac, Wis.
(Signed) "RENA DOUGLAS,
IRENE STACEY"
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TRIED TO BE CLEAR.
e. w. Hoch Doesn't Know How to Say
1t Otncrlyise

Topeka Kan. Jan. Sc. w. Hoch said
today over the phone from Marion To a
Topeka newspaper in regard TO his can
ddacy for governor:
Il tried to make myself clear in that
statement two weeks ago. and To me my
meaning is perfectly clear.
My earnest desire is not to slap my
friends in either faction in the face.
feel Ike drawing in my shell and staying
there
Il now wish I had gone to Topeka and
told the Republican state committee some
facts. Ii was wrong to take the conven-
ton away from Topeka: besides it Simply
famed the opposition to Governor Rai-
I.aH
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col. y. e. Haze Is Ready.

Enid. O r.. Jsa S.-col a. r Hav-
ems is preparing Tor his trip 10 washius
ton in IN. interest Of statehood. Colonel
Ravens favors the submitting 81 the
school land question % popular vote.
but believes That Statehood is the great
est consideration % the people 81 Okla
homa. and SAYS that such united effort
will he MADE az the present session 20
secure statehhed that u wiil not be tho
fault Of the Republican, party " u .
not secuIed
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Victory fer BLACKWELL

blackwell q. r. Jan s-ihs Hramaa
bowling team arrived Tuesday evening
20 play Che Blackwell team ON the Nc
Donald alley Tuesday night. the game
beginning al O'Clock. The game was
ten pins aDd was PLAYED la "A series q
three games. ten frames TO each game.
which resulted IN a sictory Tor the Black
Wen team Of s>1 pins IN the total amount
rolled
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BLIND srAeoERs APPEARS.
Recovery of the Animals Is Only Par.
ti7l He Asserts

Guthrie. O. r Jan. &c. N. Hiatt. OF
Hermann. O. r. reports that there are
"a number of horses ia that community ar
aicted with blind staggers These ami
mails. h. says. suddenly refuse go cat az
drink aad become almost blind. staeger-
lng about aud often falling whenever an
cfort j. made 10 drlee or lead them Their
recovery s.. IS q -ule. Only partial. ~
they remain half blind
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CASE OF INGRATITUDE.
That Is the Counter.Charge Brought
by the Accused.

Kansas City, Jan. S.-Before the grand
jury at Kansas City, Kan, today, w. II.
with soliciting a bride from him for the
benefit of Frank Campbell, a member of
the board of eduvation. testifying today
declared that he had never at any time
solicited any money from Sawtell. He
said that the story told had been con-
cocted for the purpose of injuring the
very men who had been foremost In
assisting Prof Sawtell to secure his prin-
cipalShiD
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The city. and Mrs. Osborn Is our teacher
Mrs. Osborn came Ia Trenton about six
months ago ana began missionary NO. X
i'm che interest Of the Christian Science
church
Nh. Stokes is a generous entertainer
He believes that II s his duty to use
his wealth for the purpose Of making
Others happN
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NO AGREEMENT REACHED.
Mr.. Nudge Refuses to Discuss the
Matter in Public.

Topeka. Kan, Jan. S-No agreement
has Yet been made at the conference Of
The Santa Fe firemen and General Man
ager Nudge. Questions about wages are
under consideration. Mr.. Nudge refused
tonight to discuss the matter other than
&c say the conference would continue and
an agreement was expected.
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WAMBlE is CONVICTED.
Was Accused Of Moving Horses Quar-.
antined for Chambers.

Guthrie. \ r.. Jan s.-secretary Tom
Morris Of the Oklahoma Live Stock Sani-
t2ry commission today reported that the
action taken by the commission again 1
j. W. Wamble. Of Burmah. Dewey coun-
ty. for moving horses quarantinsd on ac-
count Of CHAMBERS. had resulted ia the
TRIAL and conviction Of Wanble. his fine
having been set III Sl2s and costs The
costs amount 10 about sl&.
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Shawnee. e. n. Jan. A gasoline
stove exploded in the kltchoa Of =. P.
Sorrsiis big rCsiceuce. Main ard Louisa
streets. today. ara for a 1ime The hoH-s
Was threatened with destruction. but ths
stove was pitched out 81 doors ard The
blaze was soon extinRuished
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-09
SPACE is ALLOTTED.
Four Principal Exhibit Buildings viii
Contain Oklahoma Exhibits

Guthrie. r. r.. jan S.-Thc ok ahoma
World 8 Fair commission have finally re-
ceived ;hrir allotment of space In the
four principal exhibit buildings ~ the
opposition at 81 Louis as foliows:
Agricultural building. 2.soq square feet.
horticultural building. 1870 square feet.
Mineral building. 100 square feet
Educational building So square feet.
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Guthrie. . 7. jar. s--'fhe contract for
constructing TIE system - wsteT works
and sewerage system 81 NlEifa. +. asa
awarded last nizht 90 Aien. Black = CO..
90 Minnesota. they being the loves bid
ders. The wo1i, Is 70 he completed -
July T. The contract rr.ee - sI4ss
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ALEXANDER THE GREAT
Railroad 7lmeT able
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fs Ry.
Wichita anG Western.

No. 505. Pratt and Kingman Pas
senger. except Sunday 10 As a m
NO DC, Pratt and l\ingman ac-
com. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday Observation-Disclosures 05 p n
Leave.
no. 503 kingman and Pratt Pas
senger. except Sunday 20 p m
Nc Jog. kingman and Pratt Ac-
com Monday Wednesday and
FRIDAY ..... 49,. 9 10 q n
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CONDUCTOR NAGLE's EVIDENCE
Explains the Cause Of the Wreck as
He Understands 1t.

Topeka Kan, Jan. S.-Conductor Maggie,
of the Rock Island passenger train,
wrecked at Willard made the follow
ing deposition from his bed in the Stor-
mont hospital:
we had orders to wait for a special
stock train at Valencia until 1858, and
to pass another stock train at Willard.
We were late and passed through VAL
encia at i d. M, and no stock train
was in sight. At Willard we saw a stock
train standing on the side track. and
made no stop. l suppose the engineer
thought that the two trains had been
combined.
Il could not see the number of the en-
CINE on the sidetrack on account of the
steam and because we weer running so
fast. We We're going 30 miles an hour.
l saw the sentls on the train and thought
it was the stock train We were looking
for. Engineer Benjamin and / had dupli-
cate orders"
Engineer Reardon. of the stock train,
testified to the coroner's jury that Nagle
had said TO him that Benjamin might
as well come back from Kansas City and
confess"
The body of the S-year-old boy killed in
the Willard wreck is now known to be
Walter Reed. His father reached here
today from Chillicothe Mo, and identified
the remains.
Mr.. Reed is related to Mrs Susan
Reed, Grace Reed and Leonora Reed.
other wreck victims.
Kansas City. Jan. s-Engineer Benja-
min said today:
The orders | received at Topeka were
TO wait a alencia until 1856 a. M. for
extra freight east. and to meet extra
4S9 at Willard. which | did | had no
orders whatever to meet the extra stock
train at Willard
Did Conductor NagIe have such an
order?''
Il do not know what he had"
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The ChoctsW Route.

KANSAS CITY. MENICO e. ORIENT
HALLWAY co.
TINE TABLE.
In Effect June 1tn. 1908.
No. ]. Mail and Express. leaves
Wichita daily .................... 500 a. m.
No. >. Mail and Express. arrives
Wichita daily ................. 700 p m.
No Il. Local Freight. lessves An
thony daily except Sunday -. .l0:45 a. N.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
ciiic train leaving Wichita at
I40 IN. This train vii, Se
held at Anthony until the Mis-
souri, Pacific arrives.
Nc. is. Local Freight. arrives at
Conway Springs daily except
Sunday at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2:45 p. n.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cific for Wichita.
Trains 4 Wichita arrive and depart
from the Missouri Pacific station. corner
Douglas avenue and Wichita street.
The orient Railway now operates its
trains as far as Fairview q. T.
/. r. SHERWIN. Agent.
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shavnee. - r jar s-Jcsse Cross.
formerly an employee ~ Dr wing6eid on
the old telephone s,.steu IN tnis clty was
shot aaa iusfaElIy k'llsd ~ Prescott.
Ark. according 20 informail4u which hss
fisf reached Dr winaIsls Is appears
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-09
Funeral Rite. Performed.

Guthrie o. e.. Jan s.-Pre mrtly az
midnight last night. "a; he Masonic tenn
pie the funefAi rites we're performed over
the bod, 81 Theodore Horslsy 81 Marshal
who died January 3 and who was brought
10 the city yesterday morning