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The Imperial press., 1904-05-28

CorNrY oF SAN DIEGo ,
 J. F. Parazetts., Frank NJ. Salisbury, and W. IT, Carey, each being duly sworn, each for himself and not one for the other. depu-s,-- and says:
 That each of ns is a qualified elec,"r uf the County of San Diego, state nj California: That each of us has read the foregoing aud annexed petition, request ing the incorporation of a certain DOT iiou oi said County of san Diego. state oi California. in said petition described, as 3 municipal corporation of the sixth class of ihc State oi California. to be known. called and designated "Thc City of Imperial" addr,-s--.d to tn. Honor able Board of Supervisors oi tbe County of San Diego, anl know the contents thereof, aud that all of the statements. rcprr~entatiu and allegations set forth in the sad petition are true "f unr own knowledge That each oi u- resides within the proposed limits of the said municipal corporation, set forth and de- -crib--d in said petition, and that we know the several persons whose names are respectively signed to the foregoing petition, and that zach of said persons personally and individually signed his name thereto and that the names so signed and attached io said petition, are the genuine signatures of the per sons signing the same; That each of said signer- l. a qualified elcctnr of the County oi San Diego, State of CalIior- mia. and that each of them resides within the limits oi said proposed nu- nicipal corporation, and that there are a requisite numh hcr of -igner- tO said pe- iition, to wit: Fifty f5Ol as cont"m- plated and provided for under the Act 0i the Legislature of the State of Cali fornia, entitled, An Act to provide for the organization. incorporation and government of municipal corporations, '" approved March l3, lSS}.
 ]. E. PARAZETTE
 FRANK NJ SALISBURY
 w. D. CAREY
 Subscribed and sworn tn before me this 10th day of May. 1904.
 k. D. MCPHERRIS Notary Public in and for the County of San Diego State of California.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-08-11
FAD FoR eARvAs POTTERY.
Oddly Constructed Utensils That Aro
In Current Demand.

Oddly Constructed Utensils That Are
In Current Demand.
In the Island of Lewis, SO wen
known to all readers of William
Blacks romance, Is the little village
Of Barvas, where two ola women car
ry on rude pottery, for many years
unknown TO any but their neighbors.
These, the only potters in the Scot.
Gsh Highlands. have made their
coarse ware for village use and must
have been poorly paid. since the peo
pie are badly OF, and for many q
year now the crockery made in fac
tories has been procurable even in the
Isle OF Lewis. But a sportsman stay.
Ing In the neighborhood saw and fan
cied the pottery aud its makers and
spread It's fame abroad and now the
old women can scarcely supply It fast
enough. Formerly only craggans. .
rude sort Of bowl to hold nsh oil OF
milk, was made. but now to please
tourists and visitors strange and un.
cOuth tea services are turned out.
The cups are not warranted TO stand
straight or the saucers to maintain
their equilibrium. the teapot bulges
and the sugar bowl looks tlpsy, but
they are queer. they are Of Earvas.
and 10 precious. the best OF all they
kt,p the old wouen in comfort. These
dishes are made from local clay Of
smooth yellow. After beirg knead.
Cd 1t Is shaped by hand. scraped with
. knife and tried for days in the sun,
then fried among peats.-Springileld
Republican.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-08-11
PROUD TO YIELD UP LIFE.
japanese officer Welcomed ceath foe
His EMPEROR

A letter written by Iwaiiro- Uyero,
an officer on the Japanese cruiser To
kiwa. is published In tke Toxic news.
papers. He was one Of the seventy,
seven dashing party" that sunk the
stone laden ships In the Port Arthur
harbOr entrance. He writes before
going on the adventures: Fortunate
ly was selected as one OF the party
ordered to undertake certain des.
perate work and Rave to leave this
ship this evening snd embark on a
steamer. have, therefore, little hope
Of returning alive; indeed. | ought not
TO expect II, for II is just the occasion
when should offer up my lie for the
sake Of the emperor. Tits - IN honor
which | hardly deserve As viii, 60
on duty with this resolution l am pre-.
pSred to die at my post. So be pre-.
pared To hear the worst any time
about me from my friend Nuratake.
My life is not mine. for II has been of.
fered to the emperor. and now to be
distinguished with the honor % beiue
picked for this special work. this IS In.
deed glory to me, as 1t will also
serve as an occasion OF increasing tie
honor Of the family. You must not b
grieved. therefore, even when the r..
port of my death reaches you: rathes
you ought to celebrate the event fo'
the sake OF your country"
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-08-11
Lucky stones.

Lucky stones.
There ia an old proverb which
states that "he who possesses q tuf.
Quoise Will never lack a friend" Ger
tainly from time immemorial the tur-
quoise has never ceased to be 70
garded "a lucky stone.
Amr'ls are much In favor at the
present r'oment. and the wearers OF
them are by no. means only OF the
feminine community. They are worn
In all ranner Of quaint designs. Each
precious stone is supposed to contain
some property peculiar 70 itself. 1t
see ms hardly credible that people Of
common sense should believe in such
things, but true 1t Is that amulets are
at present much in vogue. and, apart
from their superstitions, they are one
Of the daintest presents imaginable.
The emerald is credited with q host
Of god influences, tie crysolite Is .
cure for insomnia. But the luckiest
amulet Of all is that containing a tur.
Quoise, whether by reason Of its true
blue" color or not It Is hard to say.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-08-11
Met Her Match.

Waggs-I had the laugh on my wife
yesterday.
BOggs-How did II happen?
Waggs-We were out driving, and
she discovered an echo that beat her
out OF tHe last word.
The Reading (Mass.) man whose
buildings have been struck by light
ming for the sixth time should dig
under his premises and see II he does
not strike an iron mine.
Bringing Guatemala ants into the
country to eat up the boil weevil 10
. form Of cantract labor immigration
which should be encouraged.
A Baltimore woman advertised for
q husband then killed herself. Some
mems luc.:: never leaves them.
The Sandwich islanders alphabet
has only twelve letters.
Some men stop drinking for the
Measure of beginning once more.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-08-11

The Best Advertising Medium
through which you can reach the
colored people is THE CIMETER.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-08-11
A S McRea
ATToRNEY.AT.LAw

PHoMs SIS ROOM {"
harum Building, Muskogee, Ind, Ter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Next meeting of the X. IT. club at the
Hartman hall Friday. March >.
Regular meeting of Elmo Lodge of Per
lection this evening Business of import
ance
Garfield Post, c. 4. r.. viii meet in
Garfield hall this afternoon at . o'clock.
All members requested TO be present.
Columbia Lodge, No. 3. o. D. H. s.
will meet this afternoon at $50. All mem
bers are requested TO be present. -Elec-
ton of officers.
The Woman's Alliance viii meet with
Mrs. Thos. Banks. 6o9 South Topeka ave
nue.. Thursday at p. NJ. Responses from
Longfellow's 'Hiawatha."
The Baptist Mission Circle will hold its
annual meeting and election of officers At
the church today at $50 Members and
friends cordially welcome.
Inc Ancient Order Of Pyramids will
meet tonight in their haU. over 2o9 East
Douglas. \ fun attendance is urged. as
important business viii come up.
There will be a special communication
Of Alher4 Pike Masonic lodge in the Scot
fish Rite temple at $50 O'Clock this even
ing for work in the third degree Visitors
invited. officers please be prompt.
will meet with Mrs. W. u. Stewart. cor
ner Of Topeka and Third street. this al
tcrnoon IT ESQ O'Clock. Please come pre-
pared TO pay dyes and also pledges on the
Deaconess' Home.
The annual congregational meeting of
the Oak Street Presbyterian church will
be held az the church this evening. This
IS the most important meeting Of the
year. Reports VIII be given Of the years
work. and good social time for all who
come.
The Womans Home Missionary. society
The Queen Esther Circle Of the South
Emporia Avenue II. T. church VIII hold
q reception and mike box opening This
evening az -:2a az the home % Mrs. ". :.
sharon. 6o2 South Emporia avenue. All
members and friends invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
THE PRINCESS TEA JACKET.

The princess tea Jacket j. three-qsartsr
length. and when made II sii-ofer lacs
lpr Of enhraid-rcd bstiste or sheer fuusiin.
IS q dainty addition e. the toilet Ths
fronts do not meet buf descend. pFin-
cesse fashion. from the shoulder Zine The
edges ~ the robe are usfaliy embroidered
30 scallops or waving BHes 80" sleeves
are bell shape wIth the wink ends which
look 80 wei ln crepe or chiffon such
rrincesse Jacket OF Vajeucieunes lace 10
worn over a slip q fes-calored peas 50
crepe Tie skirt e. Rsred ,o 90 the hips
closely. but below "a expands ir accer-
d.on plated draprFy. There is s.ttls
shoulder cape ~ piaitcd Naieaeienurs.
which f. ATTACHED - tra igper edge =
the grincessc Jacket The Esnt - 80
bodice seen between thc Jacket forms -
a mass ~ uny turks ia "a fsa-telorr1
crepe. There o. feint az sird's sisibls
II rho vriz; line short strap ~ tsa-
colqrrd chiffon sefvcf. Tasaer through
buckle 81 f-os ted 10ia Philadelphia Rec
ord
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02

Rev. DR. Lynch, Robert Bursell and Miss
Maude Heller, both Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. s W. swope of 7S5 South
Emporia are happy on account Of the ar
rival of nine-pound girl yesterday
morning. Mother and daughter are doing
well.
William Walton, who is preparing
souvenir newspaper edition In Winfield
for the purpose Of booming the business
interests of that place. was in The cit
yesterday.
+. NJ Wenzel of 43j South Main has
gone to Fort Smith. Ark. on business
Mrs. +. NJ. Wenzel and baby have bIst
returned from FL Dorado with her
brother-in-lA, Charley schrann
The postage on a Sunday Eagle. mailed
snugly in a wrapper is two cents. Please
bear in mind when you mail a Sunday
Eagle 10 put two cents worth OF stamps
on it, otherwise it viii be held for postage
Ernest Friend. who was robbed Of $50 a
short time ago. met with another misfor-
tune last night While at work in the
Office Of the Water company. where he is
employed, some one stole his bicycle.
V. P Latham has contracted again this
year with the International Harvester
Company of America to represent the
Champion line in TINS division. with head
quarters at y y Wansce's implement
house.
VIII Cox. fireman, connected with
hose house No. p who was injured by
a brick falling from the second story q
the building and striking him on tho hand
about a month ago, returned 10 work
Yesterday
In the case Of Freeman Us. the Santa
Fe railway which was on trial IN the dis
trict court. Judge wilson sustained a de-
murrer to the evidence II the pIalnd1
yesterday morning and the case was dis
missed.
Secretary Smith Of the Chamber ~ Com
merce has prepared q club Invitation to
be delivered 70 the order Il Pyramids ~
their meeting In Topeka, asking them r.
consider Wichita 81 selecting tho location
for their annual convention THIS scar
TWO marriage licenses were issued y"T-
teTuoon by the probate fudge Thoze pre-
cpring the license permits were. T. -.
Chandler. aged . and Lora y. T-7-a7.
aged Is both Of his city: J. W SewHn.
aged q. and Bazzette Jones. aged q a7,n
OF Maize The last named coep.e are
colored people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
ge aiia ai1u gaole ad1eduesau zlorina garth so4

Eckstein and Yankey were on hand TO
present the argument
Mr.. Adams quoted from several sta
tutes relating TO what constituted wear
ing apparel and cites one case in Texas
where a person attempted to attach a
diamond stud which belonged to another
but the law held that it was exempt
as wearing apparel as it was habitually
worn and was useful, in that it served
as a button for the front of the shirt.
He also quoted authority to show that
wearing apparel did not mean merely
clothing. but any useful convenient. or
necessary article anyone would wear,
such as a breast pin, watch, cane, etc
He also said that the rings were some
thing that Mrs. Stevens always wore and
were worn by the majority Of ladies in
the city who did not consider that they
were dressed without their rings.
Attorney o. G.. Eckstein then present.
ed the argument of the plaintiff in which
he stated that rings could not be con-
sidered wearing apparel in that they were
Of no material use, nor were they con-
venience or necessity, as was the case
in the diamond shirt stud, watch. or
cane. He contended that they were
merely used for the purpose g arn0men-
tatiOn and We're not articles Of wearing
apparel; were not exempt from attach
ment.
At the conclusion judge Enoch IT.
formed the attorneys that he would take
the matter under advisement AMI would
announce his decision later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
TWO ACCIDENTS LAST EVENING
MRS. A. c. DYER AND CHILDREN
THROWN FROM BUGGY.
In Front of Easily Approaching Car
Chain Attached to Purse Causes
Mishap TO OLGA Voiqht.

Mrs. A. c. Dyer and two children mar
rowly escaped being ground beneath the
wheels of a southbound street car which
was coming from the stock yards last
evening about six o'clock Mrs Dyer and
the children were in buggy and started
to drive across the track at Twelfth
street just as the car approached They
drove across successfully but the horse
got frightened and turned squarely
around, upsetting the buggy and throwing
the occupants on the track in front of
the car. MOtorncer Schott with the cool
ness of az old hand, stopped the car,
which was moving at a considerable rate
of speed, within ten feet of where the
woman and children fell.
The horse ran down Main street like a
wild animal but was caught before it
reached Douglas. Those in the car ran
to where the woman and children lay and
helped them up. They were apparently
uninjured but were frightened until they
could scarcely speak.
Mr. Dyer, who was sent for, came and
get his wife and the children and took
them home.
Last night about 7:15 o'clock another
little accident occurred in which Olga
Weight was jerked to the pavement by
moving car coming up Douglas ave-
nue.. The car had stopped in front of the
Manhattan hotel for the woman to get
off and as she stepped to the ground her
purse caught on a rod The car started
and the woman shouted that she was
fastened, upon it was stopped>but not
until the woman was thrown down She
claimed that she was not hurt and sus-
tanned no loss with the exception of
breaking the chain attached to her purse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
City in Brief
Persona, and Other items Of =
Interest 20 WjchItans.


Geo. ". Kelley is in Guthrie on bust
ness.
Thos.. Sheridan, of Newton, was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Efie Morris is i'll at her home on
the West Side.
William Pierce returned from Kansas
City yesterday.
C. S. Saunders of this city was in
Guthrie yesterday.
Charles Short is i'll at his home. S57
North Main street.
Father O'Farren of Winfield was in
the city yesterday.
r. c. Harper of Oklahoma City was
in Wichita yesterday.
Sheriff L. u. Shockey, of Pawnee, o. T..
was in the city yesterday.
W. s. Pagan of Hutchinson is in the
city for few days, on business.
Master Jesse Franklin Burt is i'll at his
home on South Lawrence avenue.
T L. Sparks of Oklahoma City was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. T. y. Stage. of Sls North Emporia
IS able 10 be up after a weeks illness.
Miss Edith Smith and Miss Alice Poe OF
Andover are in the city visiting friends.
E. c Daley, who has been in Norwich
for the past two months, is again in the
city
Thomas Shaw and George Barkimer
were cunning down on the Ninnescah yes
terday.
Requiem mass was held at St Francis
hospital Tuesday morning for Father Le-
Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. FEank Zenner have moved
TO Colwich. Kan. where they viii reside
in the future.
Miss Leah Helmple returned from St
Louis yesterday. where she has been vis-
iting relatives.
The {. y N. c. Of the Catholic church
gave a banquet and social at their club
rooms last night.
5 II. Ferguson left yesterday over the
Frisco for sn extended trip through Mis-
souri, and Arkansas
Mrs 5. :. Dunkin Of Edgewood. Q. T.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred l.
Naugle. lbs South Topeka avenue
C +. Kennedy Of Abilene i in the city
comforting with .. II. irwin in regard
10 the carnival to be held this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred L. Nsugle have
changed their place OF residence from
IS Sherman 70 I'D South Topeka avenue.
J. Q. Robinson. Charles Murray and
Others. OF Haven. Kan. passed through
Wichita yesterday 81 route 20 Galveston.
Tex
Dr. : NJ Anderson has completed his
course in the West Side hospital % Chi
cago a.d has located permanently IN
Wichita
:. W Butler Of Il Dorado was in the
city Tuesday morning and lstsr lex for
a tour through The Pecos valley section
% View Mckee.
ur. J. :. Raliidsy % Coldxster. local
examiner q the Fidelity Mutual LIFE
Insurance conpaay. Was IL the city OF
business TUESDAY.
Mrs Thomas Leonard q Maize ard
Mrs NJ RGckis c. Burns are in TIE
cs,y visstlse their brothers. Z b and
W ? AiIistou-
Charles HsEgsnSou. Proprietor Il the
Muivsne Record. i IN town ard Announces
that h has soId the Record TO ". c.
Robinson. II. q Nalvaae.
Married. al the VI < parsonage. Men
day evening February =. ~ b.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
NEWS FROM ALL
The RAILROADS
Santa Fe BetterS Its Service
to the South
BY ADDING ANOTHER CAR
items of Interest About Differ
emit Employees.
BY ADDING ANOTHER CAR

In addition 20 the travelling hotel Bara-
boo which was installed on Panhandle
trains running between Wichita, inter
mediate points and New Mexico, another
car of thee same description has been
added to the equipment in order to ham
die the greatly increased business.
At the initial trip made by the Bara-
boo every apartment was taken and there
were orders for reservations that could
not be filed. 1t was decided at that time
to add another Of the cars and Nettie
will arrive III the city this morning for
service on the same line.
Instead Of making the trip once each
month as with the Baraboo the service
will now be given semi-monthly. The
Nettie will leave Wichita on the evening
of every first Wednesday of the month
and the Baraboo will be sent out on the
evening of every third Wednesday. The
reservations for the initial trip of the
Nettie tonight have ali been taken.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
THE WAR
IN THE EAST
West, North and South That Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets Are Waginq
Against AlfForms of Stomach
Trouble, Can Only End
One WAY.
Dyspepsia Will Be Driven Of the
Earth

The great and effective work of stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets is no longer confined
80 America. They are being used now al
over the world. for their fame has spread
throughout foreiCn countries and they
cure dyspepsia in all lands and all eli
mates just as well as they do at home.
In fact. surroundings and conditions never
interfere with the successful work of Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets not even the
conditions of the stomach itself They 50
ahead in their own natural way regard
less Of the stomach and diges; the food
that the bad stomach cannot digest. and
permit that organ 10 90 just as it pleases.
rest up. take a vacation. set Wen or what
not The stomach. however. always makes
II a point 10 get wei when it has moth
inG else 10 Do That's what stomachs
always have done and win continue t. 10
when they have the opportunity.
A prominent Detroit physician saws:
81 prescribe Stuart = Dyspepsia Tablets
for all cases Of stomach trouble l have
tried many prescriptions. including a num-
Der 81 my OWN. hut ind nothing that
gives such universal relief as this remedy
They are natural harmless and thorough
~ effective I'm their work and while
have q natural anupatly TO patent meii-
cines ! Go not hesitate To prescribe and
recommend S'uart's Dyspepsia Tablets on
all occasions
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
By an druggists at fifty cents "A box. They
ere 50 Wei known and their popularity
ia so great that druggist wocpi a. so,.n
think Of being out of alcohol or quiuine
The above testimonial Of the physician Is
no exception. IN fact. PHYSICIANS are
prescribing them all over the land and
IL your OBn doctor is real honest with
you he viii tell you frankly that there
is nothing on earth so good for dyspepsia
Al Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
WORK TO BEGIN SOON.
Orient Party Returns to Kansas City
From Trip.

Construction of the Kansas City, Mex
leo & Orient railroad is to begin soon
between Wichita and Kansas City. a.
f. Stillwell, president OF the system. and
other officials of the company. have re-
turned to Kansas City from a trip 10
Wichita and EmpOria. At both of these
places dinners were given to Mr.. Still
well and his associates and subscriptions
were made to the stock Of the Union
Construction company. the corporation
that is building the road between Kansas
City and Lone Wolf, O. T.
The party included Mr.. Stillwen. E.
Dickinson, vice president and general
manager; w. w. Sylvester, vice presi-
dent; E. Z. Holmes, vice president the
United States Trust company; j. d. Nc
Trimble, general counsel, and John A.
Eaton, general attorney for Kansas and
Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
ENGLISH WoMsN's FEET.

The evidence Of ladies 'outdtters affords
direct proof Of the Improvement in ply
siaue Of modern woman Nest decided
ly. said the manager Of n Regent street
firm. our lady customers require larger
sizes than they did ZEN years ago. Form
erly We stocked nothing larger tAsn ;,
an d. was the average size. New We
keep =. and during last year even $.
ard now Is The average size 81 boots =
Gloves. hosiery. underwear are all being
sold in the West Eend IN Iarges sizes
than ten years ago.-St James Gazette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-02
A Comprehensive System of Offices.

The New York Central lines, comprising
the New York Central, Boston & Albany.
Michigan Central. Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern. Big Four" Pittsburg & Lake
Erie Lake Erie & Western. and leased
and operated lines including in the sys-
tenn 1900 miles Of railway east of Chi
csgo and st. Louis. with eastern terminals
at New York. Boston and Montreal. have
established a comprehensive system Of
Offices IL the centres Of population and at
the gateways Of commerce. where repre-
sentatives Of these lines are able 70 super
wise their great interests in connection
with the representatives OF other railway
systems Of America.
These Offices are at Denver. san Fran
cisco. Los Angeles. Portland Ore. and
St Paul The latter which has just been
arranged for. IS TO b in the Pioneer Press
building in that city.
in Europe the New York Central lines
have agencies in London. Paris, Liver
pool. Southampton. Bremen. Berlin, Ham
burg. Antwerp. HavTe. Genoa. etc. and
sub-agencies IN hundreds Of other foreign
cities. In fact the Scw York Central
lines are seeking brsineSs in every com
I,lercial centre Of the vorlal-From the
New York News Bureau