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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
MISS GRACE KESNEDY
HER DEATH OCCURRED YEsTER.
DAY AFTERNOON AT SANTA 20.

Miss Grace Kennedy oi Santa Fo.
after an llneaa Of q "a NJ died a,
ii30 o'clock Tber noon %
peritoniti6
Miss Kennedy was an expert siano.
Eapher and typewriter and came ~
Santa ne ave and a bali yeau ago az
Ft8nogiNphor Tor tho New Mexican
Printing company. Before that she had
served lHaho came position with the
Americas BOOK company of ChlCago
49,. ~ Two wears. she came 10 San
"a 10 Cor the benoai Of her health. sui
iorIns AZ the time from weakness Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

sparta. WIS April 2i--Consross
man John D. Esch was ronominatod
Tor g fourth term today by taa reDuB
licana OF tho Seventh district Thars
was no opposition 20 hla eanaidaor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

- Brumbaugh. a cattle and sheep
toyer rom Trinidad Colo. was here
yealNrday, and waa Introduced around
by Attorney Felix Baca. Mr. nrun.
bauEh Gays k,l section Of Colorado d
suffering Tor the want Of RAN. and
much distress 10 noticed among the
stock He 90 here No purchase 3 iev
thousand sheep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
chiot OF rqre Department.
Inventory Of Hose House Tor Year
teo3.O4.


! team horses. combination chem,
ical hose wagon set Hale
quick hitchlng harness sman
hose wagon. hook and lad.
der truck. hose reel, 5000
feet hose, I Eastman dolugo act. %
battery Jars. 40 gallon OH can. ~ gal,
Ion Oh can, quick dressing suits, 9
pair rubber boots ! shovel, ! wheel
barrow. d Iitohiork. / ourrycomb aud
brush, a water bucket. 100 feet garden
hose. no foot rope. galvanometor,
gong, = indicators. horse blankets,
8 axes. o noslos. nozzle holder, ] case
acid bottles, lanterns, nydrant
Wronchoa, IA IRE alarm boxes. 6m
miles wire on pole, table. chaira
2 stoves, ! tank and heater for bath.
bath tub. waan bowl, wator clos.
ot, 3 beds complete. ] carpet. ! clock,
, cupboard. II pictures. coal bucket
~ Joint stove pipe, s helmets, o bath
concluded from PAGE ono.)
t0uela. 2 roller towels. I record book.
. Anderson coupungs v barrel soda.
q earbon acid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
THE OLD OUT
AND THE NEW IN
Council Made Interesting By
Reading Of Good
Reports.
APPOINTMENT BY MAYOR MCKEE

Mayor charles n Myers and HE
worthy councl administered To- the
City analru last nHht for the last
umc
Dr q. w. Harrison, president 90 me
council. is the only member OF tho ola
council vho was reelected.
Tho bualnosa last night included tho
annual reports OF tho dinoront officers
and rommitlotN. and those oi tho
clork, the treasurer. the hro chief, the
city marshal and the va,er and sewer
committees were very complete. SHOW
lng with clCaruoaf tho work accOmp-
nohcd the past year, ana tho cltyn
financial condition to date. Every re-.
port uas approved 90 correct
Report Of Fire Chief Mash.
This report is concise ana 90 the
point and shows clearly the advance
mont in capacity and strength. OF
Albuquerque ore department the
past year
Albuquerque New Mexico.
ANiN AniNt WV
TO the Honorable Mayor and Mom.
bora OF The CITY Council.
Gentlemen "A beg iCavo Go here
with submit my report oI che IRE DC.
parlmont TOR the fiscal year ending
April itur
Dudug thy past year under tho 100.
orhl policy of tho city council. tho
force oi the hro department has been
much strengthened and the equipment
materially Increased One regular
fireman and two callmon have been
added 90 the force one thousand
feet of new hose. complete equip
mcnt OF Anderson couplings. two new
ahut.on uoEzlog and one Eastman u0z.
2lo have been purchased Dor tho
projection OF the nre hydrants TWEEN.
ty-iour aiandplpos have bson erected
~ the c,,Y aud AZ present thcro are
Glove" H alarm boxes.
o. ae past year thore has been
s.yC..s Two fires. beng thirty two
more r4an last year. T1oro were
seventy A alarms sent in. thirty one
thrIuHa nrp alarm boxes, lurty-ouC
stil alarms and iour IaiaC alarms.
The amount OF property Involved
was 100000 covered by insurance.
100000; total damage $4,000. 49,.
suranc, paid. ytOOOO. and actual loss
$1,000.
Tho Total SALARIES paid the mqm
hers 0t tho nIo department Tor tle
year wore H2.bU2.-y. Iho total en-.
pons other than salaries. including
now equipment. were g2.uUyg.
An Inventory OF the equipment Of
the IRE department ia hereto attached
and maze a part of thia report.
desire in conclusion 90 express my
deep appreciation in the support ana
cooperation OF the members OF the
council IA tho past years work
Respectfully submitted.
"a NABll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

The balances m he various issues
90 bonds are not needed in those
FUNDS and should De ordered trans
lCrred 90 the general FUND.
iial as shown by troaa. 2 il.7s5 10
1ut6.anding warrants Noe
1909. i1SS. 2i3i. slat
2lfo. 4ltg, and glbf %
t1iJ. oo,h inclusive ..., f.4fs 40
Bal ON hand aftCr a..
Quoting an outsianding
warrants 5000. .t.....t.g f.tbl o.
Respectfully submitted.
HARRY a. LEE. ClorE
License Report.
CITY Clerk Harry r.. Lee makes the
following report of licenses. dog tax
license and dairy COW inspection fees
collected from Apr. 10. 1908. up TO
aHd including Apul 80. luUt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

iWoNta street sttsstttsstsNuo ulQcA
Cold avenue your blocki
Silver avenue .,,,.,.ss.,Iwo msofl
broadway ...........,...rwo blocks
Edith street .............Two bi0ck1
would state nat each OF these
blocks required from four hundred "a
alE hundrod yards of n1
Railroad nvonYu---A cut mado N
University hill for two hlocEs a. an
average OF from three 20 eight Tee;
Tor seven hundred feet
would recommend the purchaac
of another apunElor. az q Will be oh
toiutcly impossible 10 Fesp the urtcts
n condition through the summer
months with the one now In use
Respectfully submitted
MARLIN 1iERNEN
street Commissioner.
city Marahal'u Report.
For year ending April n. 1904
number OF arrests made ....s l.gD1
Number OF meals served ...... g.7zg
Cost o. meal 40 cents
total coat of meals served 2 tbs 20
salaries paid regular police.
men ..t.tt.s ttt....,.tst $500 90
salaries paid special police.
mcu during fairs ......s Ibf D.
POSTAGE Tor office ........ 90
rotai expense ...... y5.JSt 10
f1nos collected ...........g6 .12D 90
Prisoners committed TO grand jury.
on.
Prisoners sentenced 20 county jar
.ur terms between thirty and ninety
lays. a.
Q desire 90 caH your aticntion 10
1e fact that the present police force
NOT large enough. and would sug.
soat that two additional men be- om.
nIoyod
Respectfully submitted.
THOMAS McMu.LIN.
CITY MarabaI
Toe mBrahara report also showed
me following permits granted 90 OK.
-nvate on streets Cor year which
we're az follows.
PERMITS 20 oycaystg Tor sewer CON.
nccuon, So
For water connection. 60
Total. &c.
Receipts Tor same. tSa
City Clerks Report.
NnffUurIf... q cha H.sf. t..H
port submitted by city Clerk Harry
o. lee laGt night 20 tho retiring city
council showing The receipts and OK.
ncndilurcf made during The past fiscal
year
10 the honorable. the mayor and
Members of The Councu of thu city
oi AhuQu quo
Gentlemen AZ the request uI The
mayor . have prepared a statement
showing receipts ana disbursements
uf me ci,y Tor the pas, year. ana &C..
'u1l balances 90 tno beginning and
ut of the year after doductlnF out.
landing warrants
The period OF time covered by the
report OF receipts rs from April 10th.
le0J up 20 April 10th, 1904. aud for
disbursements 10 from April lst. 1905
tu April lot. 1904
The treaaurer's report April 10Th,
1908 shows balance on hand OF
RS2Sl.25 From thie should be- dc.
Quoted outstanding warrants at that
time 90 tho amount OF y8.7SOgg
leaving balance on hand OF
50 6uO27
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
Report o. street Commissioner.

Report o. street Commissioner.
The report q equally as good az the
preceding one and 10 strong eyident6
that the city is forging ahead ateadl.
" in the improvement OF stroeta aud
IL sewerage ayatem.
Statement OF expenses and WORT
done BY street department from April
i6th, 1904, 10 April 18th, 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Balance on hand April 10.
iFpa sst+ttss ssstftftst4 f,toi -
Tue treaaufer'u report shows q bal.
anco on hand Of gil.Iap7p This io
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

This report is concise and 90 the
point, and shows clearly the advance.
mont, in capacity and strength, OF
Albuquerque uro department the
past year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
RISING TEMPERATURE TODAY.
Observer Todd Anticipates Sudden
Change in Weather.

Forecast for today: Rising tempera-
ture
Observer Todd announced last night
that the weather was quite unsettled,
and that there would probably be
change. The Washington report says
that il win be warmer today, with prob
able showers tonight.
The Alberta area Of high barometric
pressure. the crest OF which overlap AS
sinibOia Friday morning, has moved
southeastward, and now dominates the
weather conditions for the entire Missis-
sippi valley and Rocky Mountain slope.
Ii has caused freezing weather as far
south as the Texas Panhandle and kill
ing frost at Dodge City, Concordia and
Kansas City. A disturbance of consid-
cradle energy is central this morning over
the middle Plateau region. The eastward
movement of this depression will cause
rising temperature and probably show
ers in this section tonight and Sunday
Rain was falling al the morning observa-
ton at Little Rock, Salt Lake and Port
land. The precipitation in the past p
hours has been unimportant
The minimum temperature for the last
twenty-four hours was 81 degrees; the
maximum IS degrees
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
LIVED HERE LONG,
Norman H. Dewng Dies at Sixty-eight
Years

Norman II. Dewing died at his home at
l3S North Mosley avenue yesterday at 30
p. m. aged IS years.
Mr. Dewing came 10 Sedgwick county
with his wife twenty-five years ago, TAX
ing up a homestead seven miles north of
Wichita. He has lived in this county
continuously since that time with the ex-
ception OF five years. during which time
he lived in the Indian Territory. He has
lived in Wichita for the last three years
He was an old soldier, having served
three enlistments, two in Co a, Fourth
Wisconsin infantry, and one in the
Twelfth Wisconsin light artillery He
was discharged twice on account of dis
ability contracted in the service. and en-
listed again each time. He was color
bearer for his regiment for three years
He was member of the G. A. r.. an6
also Of the odd Fellows. He leaves a
wife and five children.
The remains will be laid to rest in
Maple Grove cemetery tomorrow, under
the auspices of the G. A. R Services
will be held at the residence at 2:30 p. m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
TWO MORE FIRES.
Amount of Damage is Slight in Both
Instances

Through mistake on the part OF the
person sending in the alarm the fire
department made run TO 18th and Law
renee avenue yesterday afternoon at 4:25
The alarm should have been 1020 south
Market, where a small barn at the resi-
dence OF George Hibarger, was totally de-
stroyed by fire. The company made the
second run Immediately after the first
but the fire had gained great Roadway
and the barn was destroyed.
The building is owned by S. w. Cooper
and the loss is covered by insurance
At 40 yesterday morning the depart
mcnt was called to ia North Market
where a blaze had started in the type
writing department of the Wichita bust
ness college on the third floor Of the
Wan building.
The janitor had started a fire in the
stove ana left the building, and it is sup
posed that the blaze was started by fire
dropping from the stove. About $500
damage resulted. The work of repairs
was commenced at once so that the bust
ness of the typewriting department will
not be delayed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

~ home TT. Iorsnz q genial and
charming Re il a great lover Of art
ard p7s-esses many beautiful paintings
among them one 81 Titan and the org
{slal OF one. % the famous French pant
iugs. The -Four sea-oaS He Is aIso
a lower - music and Indeed when a
young nam gave rnlslc lessons Among
his pupils vas the wife - D. Bacon.
- Chicago. 40 Austrian LADY - rama
VIC entertained aim during his vls.- 20
Aneriea. giving him - q souvenir a.
baton ~ rad once presented 20 her
x IS rhe pos=esStr7 ~ tfsse srtirtic
tastes that las made Dr. Larenz tae
nan he IS today AID tnat arst cazas1
his sensitive natere 70 rrtsl at tEe IL
nethoa - surgery aod - siudy OK ia.s
slord.sss r1e;hod
Mss BeachleF eounlSerE Dr. Joreaz
great heaefsctor 70 TIE vozld ard says
thar t,-e aevcrse criticisms rsaes uG,Ya
Rim ia AElerica were de r. jealousy 81
~ iga1rance 81 his AIRS and znfthoas
Miss BeacAley Ieas~s fhA evening fe-
CAfoagu-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

cents, when she could have bought the
same goods of her grocer for two fifty
and in large quantities of even less. Tea
at seventy weight cents per pound. when
the same goods can be had at home for
forty cents. And SO for a number of
other items On the grocery list
The leader in this case is sugar which
they offer at a few pounds more for the
dollar than the local dealer. One lady
on Sherman avenue placed a ten dollar
order. of which nearly all was sugar At
ter striving hard to get her TO buy some
thing upon which he could make good
his loss occasioned by selling suger, and
having failed. he tore the order up and
told his customer he could not send an
order in like that. One person. after
getting prices at the local store figures he
has lost ten dollars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

very high; he has been decorated by the
President of France ard by the Emperor
OF Austria. besides having entree to the
court in Vienna Dr. LoTenz showed Miss
eBachley many attentions. taking her TO
visit the oldest hospital in Vienna, found
cd in 80 \ d. There n allowed her to
assis, him in i've operations q thing
which caused much wonder. for trained
women muses. are an unknown quantity
in Germany Their work Is divided be-
tween nursing sisters who 10 the sim
pie work Of caring for the sick and grad
uate physicians who prepare The patient
for operations and in fact. do all the work
give nto the trained nurse IN this couu-
try. The American hospitals are also
much more modern in arrangement and
convenience. IS whole. than those Of
Europe
Like mary other men. Dr. LorsuZ OWES
much OF has success 20 his wife. who
takes charge OF the gymnasium. with IS
assistants and professional rlasse,lrs.
Much q the success % bioodless sur
ge-y lies in the treatment following the
operation. the latter taking. oaly about
twenty minutes and being OF . simple
nature. Al present Frau Lorenz Is
busted with the care Of siX-ronths-0id
baby boy They have one other son a
youns man who has just entered the
German army As Dr. L0-eaz said
One sons sword and the others baby
linen arrived simultaneously. Dr.. 10
renz had hoped FOR q daughter. for he
: very fond OF girls. and % The way
most ~ his patients are girls. for hip
disease Is much more prevalent among
female children than among male
50 great Is the doctor love for chii-
dren. and 80 wei il Is known. thai 81
litila cripplss IN Vienna are known as
Lorenz children The doctor dos q
Srezt deal % charity xOrs. I'D Is impair
nal in his treatment ~ a child d 8; TIE
offspring OF a countess 81 IT, SCI a
ascgsr ne Is very der1ocTsfic sud o1cs
remarked tia, the sri<tocrscy VARIED
q little more sausage than other peepse
5ut wouldn't get i ron him His atSie
-latieais love hln and z. = VERY tender
Esth them But ere thing IS tausos-1--a
lid = 10 cries o. bowls either must stop
= must leave the gymnasium
Ass BeaekleT.z little American patient
.ttrzcfed much attention ard tfs istfs.
German girls with plg-tSiIs lightly tied
rith narrow baby risboa. gressiy admired
ae- curIs aud big butterfly s0ws. al de-
1Az6ed similar oaes-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
HAVE NEW SCHEME.
Box Car Merchants Are at Work in
Wichita

Some very indignant people are to be
found among those who allowed them
selves TO he caught by a couple of graft
ers who are working the town, and rep
resenting themselves to be selling gro
ceries at a great bargain. These box car
merchants, no doubt, hoped 10 fleece
enough Wichita people TO enable them TO
ship in A car load Of goods in a short
time. The plan upon which they are
operating is the old thread-bare scheme
of heading their list with leader, which
is a pronounced bargain. Having gained
the confidence Of their prospective GUS
toner in the manner they proceed to sell
them large order at prices ranging from
fifty to seventy-five per cent above those
asked by any local grocer. For example.
they sold one lady a can Of Rock candy
syrup for three dollars and seventy-five
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
SURVEYORS WILL
BEGIN MONDAY
Plans of Arkansas Valley In
terurban Matertalize.
CON TRACTS FOR WORK LET
Grading Also to Commence at
Once.

The plans for the Arkansas Valley In
terurban railway have materialized and
work on the line viii begin Monday.
This question was first agitated several
months ago. bu. since that time has
seemed to be rather quiet as far as the
public was concerned.
At the time it was first brought up the
following officers were elected: O. A
Boyle, president and manager; James
Allison. vice president; j. T. Howard,
secretary: {. L. Davidson. treasurer; R.
L. Holmes. general attorney. These men
have been steadily at work since Mat
time and have their plans completed for
an electric railway south from Wichita.
1t viii be under the name OF the Ar
kansas Valley Interurban Railway COM
PAM and track vii be laid a distance
of sixty miles, between Wichita and
Wellington and Geuda Springs The con-
tracts have been let Tor the work and the
engineer. J. B. Hodgdon. will begin the
survey tomorrow morning with a force
of men. and as fast as the line of the
roadbed is established the work Of grad
ing viii be begun. This Will probably be
some time during this coming week
O. A. Boyle, J. Z. Howard. c. L. Da-
wilson. Engineer J. B. Hodgdon and S
C. Whine went over the proposed route
Friday in the Whine automobile. The ex-
act course was not decided upon but Will
be determined by the survey.
The farmers throughout the whole
length Of the proposed line express them
selves as pleased, and are unanimous in
the desire To see the new road construct
ed.
The directors are very confident of sue
cess in the enterprise and in a reason
able length Of time the completion of the
new electric railway may be expected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
WORKED WITH DR.. lORENZ.
Miss Belle BeachIey Nursed Patients
of Famous Surgeon.

The recent dispatch stating that Lolita
Armour of Chicago, has been taken TO
Vienna for further treatment by the ia
nous Austrian surgeon, DR.. Loren2.
whose visits to this country occa sioner
so much interest, has renewed discussion
concerning this noted man and his work.
Miss Belle Beachley of Lincoln. Neb.
who is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. D.
c Rounds, OF lnis city, was associated
closely with DR.. Lorenz in his work for
about two months, and is a most ardent
admirer of him. Miss Beachley was for
over year the nurse in the case Of little
Miss Betty Hoyt, d Chicago heiress of
seven. and an intimate friend of Lolita
Armour, who underwent the operation for
congenital dislocation of the hip joint at
the hands of DR.. Lorenz at the same time
of Lolita Armours operation. Eight
months after the operation Miss Beach
ley accompanied her little patient 10 vi
emma for special treatment at Dr. Lor-
enz s private sanitarium or -'gymna sum-"
where Lolita Armour is now going. The
operation upon Betty Hoyt was entirely
successful and Miss Beachley gives as
her opinion that any Irregularities in Lo-
lita Armour case Were que to repeated
efforts to relieve her condition before Dr..
Lorenz took the case
The gymnasium Of DR.. Lorenz, as he is
called. is in connection with his own
private apartments in Vienna. 1t is near
the famous university where Dr. Lorenz
has a clinic and where he teaches the
blodless surgery to German physicians
and foreign students. During Miss Beach
ley's stay in Vienna state embassy of
French physicians came 10 investigate
and study DR.. Lorenzs methods: besides
a Spanish physician and surgeon from
Japan We're looking into his work HIS
positio min European medical circles is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL ENTERTAIN
Invitations Sent Threshing
Machine Men.
SEVERAL HUNDRED COMING
Plans Made for M onS te r
Street Parade.

The Wichita Commercial club issued
several hundred invitations yesterday to
the managers of threshing machine plants
all over the country. inviting them to be
present at the Wichita Threshermens
association. which will be held in
Wichita April Us The club will en-
terrain all OF the managers who re-
spond and the handsome apartments over
the National Bank OF Commerce will be
thrown open to the visitors.
a meeting Of the executive committee
of the Threshermen's association of
Wichita was held last night, to arrange
details for the threshermen's convention
to meet in Wichita April 27-2S. 1904.
A special rate of ore fare plus 80 cents
has been secured on all railways from all
points in Kansas. Oklahoma and Indian
territory. and from Kansas City and St.
Joe. No. Tickets will be placed on sale
April %. % and q, with a return limit
till April %.
The association has prepared souve-
mir book for the occasion. All owners of
machines will register when they arrive.
when they Will receive one of these
books. ticket to the opera that has
been engaged, and free admission TO the
smoker. The smoker will be the night
of the 9th, and the opera the night of
the 18th
Some of the threshing machine manu-
facturers will be here with several cars
of machines There are already twenty
seven threshing machine and attach
ment companies listed to be present. and
there are more to follow.
The street parade will be the leading
feature of the meeting. II will take place
on the afternoon of April IS, at p. m.
All the leading machines of the United
States will be represented, and it Will be
a sight worth seeing.
1t is requested by the committee that
anyone having rooms 10 rent notify the
secretary, W. d. Rice. who will keep a
list of the same for the benefit of the
large crowd OF visitors expected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
PHILLIPS is SAFE.
Colored Chiropodist Located in Colo.
RADIO and is Still Goino.

Chief of Police L. F. Burt received a
letter from the Postal Telegraph COM
pany at La Mar. Colorado Friday after
noon to the effect that DIR. Phillips the
colored chiropodist. who disappeared from
this city in a mysterious manner over
three weeks ago, had been located at
that place. To people in La Mar the
doctor said that he intended going on
west. and he gave no reason for his leav-
ing Wichita so suddenly nor did he state
why he left his luggage behind.
Phillips was boarding at Kinner's res
taurant on north Main street and with
out giving any notice suddenly disap
pesred. He left his baggage behind and
the investigation which followed failed to
throw any light upon his whereabouts.
The colored people feared that he had
met with foul play.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
WAS PITCHERS BATTLE.
Winfield Defeated Lewis Academy
Team Yesterday.

The Lewis Academy baseball team re
turned from Winfield last night where
they met yesterday afternoon and were
defeated by the High school team Of that
place. The closing score was to 3. in
favor OF Winfield. The game was
strictly a pitchers battle from start ito
finish. and at times the score was very
close.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

Atchlson Cssobe- EE Cod ny zifs
ard myself xr1x TRAIT an fsnoo.nf-
sad Senstor Parton No ea@ cousfs sHar
- hzs fa-'!e5 rs wffs and hsrs self 49,
yTs t0aht the other pzrt = the sfnsy