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Evening journal., 1905-04-22
TRADE PROSPECTS
ARE PLEASING
PAYMENTS ARE ALSO eeon91
cnn's Weekly Review Sees Nothing
Ahead TO Adversely Affect Trade.
Industrial Activity Is Expanding In
An ines.

All Lines.
.>ew York April PR. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly Review Of Trads says:
Erratic weather has tended 20 make
trade reports somewhat irregular, but
on the whole the weeks results were
satisfactory Early delays were fol
lowed by increased activity particu-
lariy in what might be termed Easter
lines. It IS noteworthy that much
business for ran delivery has ap-
poared and more supplementary spring
and summer contracts are being
placed than jobbers anticipated. Mer-
camille payments are also increasingly
prompt Industrial activity expands,
iron furnaces and steel mills maintain
ing their good record, textile plants
securing larger orders, and footwear
manufacturers are able 10 hold full
prices without curtailing operations
Labor controversies are few and cause
little Inconvenience while immigra-
tion, for the Jast week was more than
double that Of the corresponding week
In 1904 Transporting interests are
able to handle the increased business
with little congestion, railway earn
ines thus far reported for April ex-
cecding last years by 1912 per cent.
Foreign commerce at this port for the
last week showed a gain of S2.06986l
in value Of merchandise exported. and
imports were s3.415.922 larger than in
the same week OF 1904.
Higher wage scales becoming eff
fective on May ! assure freedom from
labor troubles at blast furnaces, and
there Is little friction at the steel
mills. but the industry will be inter
rupted unless iron ore is freely mined.
Otherwise the iron and steel industry
Is in splendid condition. contracts GOV
ering deliveries well into next year in
many departments. and there is no
division that can be STYLED duh Coke
output continues TO eclipse all records
ans as trainc conditions are favorable
the free movement threatens accumu
lation. SO that this fuel Is little
weaker Both anthracite and btu
minous coal are active.
Leather Is steady. despite reports ol
sales at concessions. emanating from
transactions in inferior goods while
betting butts advanced sharply Packer
hides are strong and active. Foreign
dry hides are unchanged
Failures this week numbered 200 IN
the United States. against PAL last
year. and q in Canada. compared
with ] 2 year ago.
Evening journal., 1905-04-22
WnIlsm Wanamaker Enoaoed.

North Adcns. Mass. April 22.--
John Walton. of this city. made public
the engagement Of his daughter. Miss
Mabel /. Walton, to William Wana-
maker. Of Philadelphia No formal
announcement had. he said. been made,
and his statement was more IN con
nrmation of what had been known 70
tho intimate friends Of the two for
some time Miss Walton is teaching
IN private school in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-04-22
Serious Flaw In New nry Dock.


Boston. April PA serious flaw in
the new dry dock at the Charlestown
navy yard has been developed by se-
we're tests recently made, and IL is be-
lieved that at least one month win be
required to effect the necessary re-
pairs a large crack has appeared in
the heavy cast iron casing Of one Of the
big pumps. and the entire section,
which weighs several tons. will have
to be replaced. -Four battleships. the
Massachusetts, Alabama Iowa and
Missouri have been ordered here for
repairs at the conclusion of the ma
noeuvres in the Caribbean Sea- and
work on these ships will undoubtedly
be retarded as result Of the accident
10 the dock
Evening journal., 1905-04-22

DrasNa ana vvoanms.Vn a,utv cuir- 80
Sbiapoz at their own expense TO in
vestigate. Il is alleged that the Pan
American Land company bought To-
600 acres from the state government
for $4,000. and by advertising sold
town lots for more than ss75.o00 gold
Evening journal., 1905-04-22

Two More Of Hoeh's Wives Turn Up.
Chicago, April 22.-Two more al
eyed wives of Johann Hoch have
cen discovered. according to letters
eceived by the states attorney. Both
wives" are in Baltimore. One OF the
etters purports to be from Mrs. Mar
garet Thomas. $50 West Baltimore
street. and alleges that on April 27.
1898, she married Hoeh in Cincinnati
under the name of Henry Cych. The
other letter is professedly from Mrs.
Mary Won Kleucki. 41S1s North High
street, and declares that on July 2.
1898. she married Hoch in Baltimore.
his supposed name being Schultz. Sc
lection of jury to try Hoch is proving
a difficult task. -Four of Hoch's wives"
occupied seats in court and listened
with interest to the examination OF
veniremen
Evening journal., 1905-04-22
neIalan Klnn Honor Mrs. Mamma

ST Louis, April 22.-According to a
private cable dispatch received from
Brussels. Belgium. the king Of Bel
gium has conferred the rank Of "chev-
alier de la ordre Leopold" on Mrs.
Daniel Manning, of New York, presi-
dent of the board Of lady managers OF
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Evening journal., 1905-04-22
Probing Fan-Amerlean Land Company.

7 TVUITTI 7 UTI-FNITItT IN1ITI I1ITTN NNIITIWTI
Mexico City April %. - American
Consul General Parsons has COM
menced an Investigation OF the alleged
colonist schemes Of the Pan-American
Land company in Chiapaz. Induced by
advertisements Of the company. farm
ers in Western Texas. Oklahoma. Ne
Evening journal., 1905-04-22
Erneet Another staY For Mrs. Roners

Rutland VT April ga further
stay of execution is expected by coun.
sci for Mrs. Mary NJ Rogers. Of Ben
nngton. who is In the state prison at
Windsor under sentence Of death for
the murder Of her husband. Marcus
Rogers. and who. on February last,
was granted a repricve by Governor
Charles ! Bell until June Q This ex-
pectation Is based upon the belief that
the. supreme court will not be able TO
consider the application for a new
trial for the woman before June ?, and
viii, accordingly grant a stay.
Evening journal., 1905-04-22
Ht-RRY Up

For the entire stock of Hats and Caps
at iOi Market street must be sold by
April 25th 10 vacate the store at that
time.
W. A. lHUKILL.
Evening journal., 1905-04-22
ORDERED TO SAN DOMINGO
Cruiser Tacoma to Sail Immediately
For South American Port.

Cruiser Tacoma to sail immediately
For South American Port.
Pensacola. Fla, April 22.-Rush Or
ders for the cruiser Tacoma to proceed
to San Domingo were received here.
That vessel began to coal Immediately,
moving from the city down to the navy
yard, where fuel and stores were taken
on board, and it is expected that she
will get away today. II is said here
that number of warships have been
ordered to San Domingo by the italian
government. and as trouble issantici-
pated. the Tacoma was ordered there
to protect the interests of the United
States citizens.
Evening journal., 1905-04-22
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE CLARENDON
Virginia Avenue, near Beach

virginia Avenue, near Beach,
Atlantic City, N. j.
Rooms en-suite with tiled baths; sun
parlor; steam heat, electric lights. ele-
vator to street level. Perfect sanitation;
two minutes to Steel Pier and convenient
to all amusements. Rates $3.50 to $3.50
daily $40 to SIS weekly. Booklet upon ap-
plication. NJ. d. NEIAIAN.
Evening journal., 1905-04-22

Has -brigni ldeas-rho metal oolIshor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

the road, ana i:e 50 upset that | Gull
nos he'll stir from there tonight. Jerry
amt prc.ulicch bat that dHrky was
too much for him
.snd fllcn they hoth laughed. the Wild
ow because. Of the llTdicraus nature of
tl.e affair AMI the captain because Of
DE re.iet that The la.ly.s acceptance
of il ;l.,ois!cl bis mimi.
M Su3w WAS tie first to become
grave. '.sap'I. Hedge, she said.
''thu"p';s oi!e 81, fWu things ! must say
ri@ilt here IN ti1p first place. ain't
in the lli,., Of ;.fssWern' advertise
lncn's fr"i!s f}t.:s that wants TO git
In; e.'.cs,. ain 50 lard up for a Hlan
H. III that comes -. Next thing.
di,n.t come down here with my mind
n;, e up, marry t5p'n burgess. moi
i,y L, mean. i W.ntcH to see lin and
TAX Win i.iil ;,iid tell him Jest AT
Hholl how things was with NE and
t;n !, on; about him and chen Why ii
everything WAS Shipshape, might
,.r.p> 'lI.l4x ;tba;!t
jest -. ma am. jest so, broke il
aer c,:nintaion. That's about the way
Y" e." You see. there's prob.ly d
81" story Oh 10th sides. and if you'll
"::,,s.i:sr.l.ic Ill ~ down to the shanty
.. >r" if can't git Jerry up here
til l." Il ioh. I'm afraid. hut
-. ,. III alaM't either. III tell yor
What We'll d. It's awful late NOM
Hl.l E::,,>i lr .s.iln' VI, 10 the tavern
$ lto-e. il 't;,in jao ,nue,l tronbir. Nor
";'.i; ~ i:i""e Ntl. NE -, III STAY
there tuu:.s.t. asa to.,lU ~ i'll CONT
down here. ana Vel All t,Ne a com
moa sense taih. iraHS h. thar time
your friend II haNc t|t" ti;,'Iy womau
So.ne OF llis nt.Iil to0.
They w:,'1'.rl !p .!" road Together
The cap.ain clrr,%:n= - e:lteHAio,
c;fse. They t,i!NN,t, mi * OF n;,iri
n?ol.al prospects. Mrs Snow kNeW
almost as n,frli about the sea and tiit
goin@> and co'nin@s thereon Is .'i.l
her escort. and the conversation was
salty i'm :he extreme.
At the Travc'e,''> Rest Mrs Snow
was introduced by III" IL. {" =.
as a cousin fron i'"uN.H9;', , -. ,.ilt
after some controversy c1l!ccrE.i:g. he
price Of board and lodging Size WAS
shown UP TO her room Captain E.r
walked home absorbed in meditation
Whaieve: his thoughts We're they We're
moi dis: gree:lbie, for he smiled and
! shook his head more than once. as il
with satisfaction. As he passed John
BaNter'S house he noticed that the / ,sh1
in the upper window was still burning
Captain Perez was half asleep wiler
! Fri opened the door of the shaniy
Captain Jerry, however, was very
| much awake and demanded 10 he tolG
things right away His friend briefly
eXpla ned the situation.
Il don't care If she stays here til
, doomsday." emphatical!y declared the
, disgruntled one. Il shan't marry her
Whats she like anyhow"
He was surprised at the enthusiasm
Of Captain Eri's answer
''She's mighty good woman. That's
what ! think She is, and she'd make
fust class wife for any man. ] hope
you'll say so. too. when you soc her
There amt nothin' hitytity about Ee-
! but she's got more com mon sense thar
any woman ] ever saw. But there! l
shan,t talk ano.l,er hit about her to
night. Come on home and turn in
Ito Be Continued.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

Nggested the other day. The
<eepcrl suppose il WAS the
feeper-t'lat opened the door.
pu We're out, and T.
WAS Interrupted by a hopeless
new it,! walled Captain Jerry.
w it! And yoa said there want
lger, E"i.."
fh up. Jerry. Il minute, for the
goounesx. What was she dom =.
E3el,ine. this woman you thong 1t
ne housrke"per: Did she look
she was S:ltin' ready to - ont:
BE have her bunnit Oh Z:
She seemed to be very much
le, That's why thought
again Captain .Ierr! broke in.
by mighty" he e.iacula ted.
nice. now. ain't it: She goin'
You bet she amt! She's go;n'
there and wait. il it's fo!ever.
got too good thing. Jest as
not Missy Busteed or so1he
CAB machine like her II be the
Pne to call. aud If they see that
black critter! Oh, my soul"'
ck" said Ralph amazedly'
the woman at your house isn't
Shes ~ white as am. and
9 looking either
'at: This was the trio in
Then Captain Eri said:
Aazeltine. now. honest and
that factY'
course it's Il fact"
e%hssin wired bis forehead
seltine,". Ae spil, III any iesl,
- ne 8 fortn't ago that was
me thee h.sxsxt fao.s in ''T
'''N. - - - "H.Is. :, = -, u
fA", :. ~ -, 81 Z" .4.s'.,, "'.i
H& VI. uif T.. sssv. I,u! .s -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

else and too many club dinners, flnal-
~ began TO pay natnre's tax, levied
in the form of chronic stomach trou-
he; HE failure OF his digestion
brought about a nervous irritability
9s.ti.ing ii. impossible 10 apply himself
10 his daily business and finally de
ranging the kidneys and heart.
In his own words he says: Il con.
suited one physician after another
and each one semed 70 understand my
case. bui all the same they e9 ch failed
TO bring about the return of MY form
er digestion. appetite and vigor. For
two years Went from pillar to post,
gave up smoking, | quit coffee and
even renounced my daily glass or Two
o. beer, with ut any marked improve
ment.
'Friends had often advised me to
Try Il we'll known proprietary medi
cine, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and
had often perused the newspaper adj
vellisements of the remedy but never
fCoK any stock in advertised medi-
c.nes nor could believe a fifty-cent
patent medicine uld touch my case.
To max, a long Story sh0r,, | final
ly bou@h couple Of packages at The
4earest drug store and took Two or
three tabl"ts after each meal and Oc-
e;,sionaily 4 5ablet between meals,
when / fit any feeling of nausea or
discomfort.
=. Was surprised at the end of the
tirsl week 10 note a marked improve
9l'ent iii my appetite and general
j: al. and before the two packages
We're gone | was certain that Stualt's
Dyspepsia Tablets was going to cure
completely and they did moi disap-
point me ] can eat and sleep and en-
Joy my coffee and cigar and no one
would suppose that lad ever
known the horrors of dyspepsia
Out of friendly curiosity | wrote
10 the proprietors of the remedy ask
ing for information as to what the
tablets evntained and they replied
that the principal ingredients were
aseptic pepsin government test),
malt dias!ase and other natural diges-
t1ves, which digest food regardless of
h,, &c hn
The root of the matter is this, the
digestive elements contained in Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets will digest the
food, give the ovcrworked stomach
chance to recuperate and the nerves
and whole system to receive the nour.
ishment which can only come from
food Stimulants and nerve tonics
never give real strength, they give fic-
tjtions strength, invariably followed
by reaction. Every drop of blood, ev.
cry nerve and tissue is manufactured
from our daily food, aud if you can
insure it's prompt action and complete
digestion by the regular use of so
good and wholesome remedy as Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets, you will have
no need of nerve tonics and santa
RUINS.
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's have been in the market only
Few years, probably every druggist in
zoe United States. Canada and Great
Fri ain now sells them and considers
them the most popular Il, success
full of any preparation f. stomach
trouble.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

sLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY
Shingles sa.n .nl
Doors House Bills .al
buildings. buildings cheape.. .,s
ssst ON earth
HOME FURNITURE
boards are ,n. son.e.t ana
made facts We ar.
able subantae Hold
PUooEPHATr FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
sALEsRoOM 423425 MAIN STREET
street. near Cotton Rel,
cordial invitation is extended city 70
line
BROS.
Hardware Stove, VIII. Nail.
CUTLERY Mill Supplies All promptly on 70
eep Our motto is Fair Dealing" Gu.
When in need u you
avLAho ouEeNswAaE
We wholesalers granite
Stoves lantern.
fancy service A.
business day r the
,sAAc oaEvFu&
Our Wholesale department Dry uoods Furn,,.
nss delivery %
sro.s Blur ArA
CONFUSION MERcHANT~
"ssroRook GRAIN AND COMMISSION COMPANY
We 10
Plastor har, Bran.
nav cnops cotcnse.a Asal shipssuR
o.r...l . ssssan,
TOu2puRA
roA)NoNV COMPANY,
onUH0A SoloE4
plsains ninery Aaaa10oy
oupDi4a
DUolNas0 CoLL0unA
JAMee PRACTICAL DueiNEss COLLEGE
soic.t patronage Of ambitious
Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewrng
MES Pine
UNDDkrAKERe EMBAlAuRp
Ness-FiTZhUoH co.
~s complete uss < Ase s.Aeenae
c:nuot 1xcetad
.R.. s~.'sws a~vrv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

n see. continued Fri III a SOME
|&em barras>,e,l II -i!ion. were sort
fin to. as You might Sly. Waitin
n our heal'in's. We ;tjllDoi!t Of
Acl,ls. tell You thai eati>e |
Whats WHIT il 3oeks like.
Nj l,"18i ttieret! IaZcltinc laughed
s&iI he MIS- @i;,l 10 hear it.
IL don't Nn " how TO explain
Vol. tie rap.,tn stumbled on.
is. | guess | won't Jest Nit. if
dent mind i, 'l,"s sound 50
| Elic.lous. although it amt when
e'>t"l1 it, What We want to
is ,t,l@c >stl been to our house
lhe"e a.1' ls9iy there,
iy, YES, !,v'A been there. ! roWed
'nnd DR. rnrH"d in for nliniite, It's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
|Synopsis of Preceding Chapters,

Synopsis OF Preceding Chapters.
Chapter i-Captains Fri Hedge
Try Burgess and Perez Ryder, re
led mariners. who are tired OF keep
house, decide thai the best way out
ftheir difficulties is for them to get
FRIED. The lot falls % Captain Jcr,
The captains decide 10 insert an
Fertisement in journal of mat
lony.''
Ehapter ii-Web Saunders. billiard
bon keeper and selling liquor, is
ed by the respectable element OF
am. Ralph HaZeltine. the new
ctrician at the cable station, ar.
Is in Orham. He is met by Cap
Fri, who takes liking to the
ing man.
Shapter iii-The mairin onial adver
1bment is written. Captain Fri is
lbled about his friend Captain
Baxter. who has intense convic
,.As gainst liquor selling, At a re
bus meeting Captain Baxter de
hces Web Saunders and his sd.
Napier iv-MrS. Snow. a Nantuck-
foman, answers the captains adj
asement, and a picture of Captain
~ is sent TO her. Captain Fri
q Mr.. HaZel;ine at the cable sta
and is there when Ralph's as
Snts attempt to disgrace him in
|6seyes of the superintendent. The
IIg mans actions win the approval
EsIiS men and praise from the cap
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
rAE ROOT OF THE MATTER.
He Cured Himself Of Serious Stomach
Troubles, BY Getting Down to
First Principles.

A man of large affairs in ono OF our
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
CAP'N ERI
By JOSEPH E. LINCOLN

Co.
New York. An Rights Resc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13
.CHAPTER v (Continued.)

Iph, in the darkness, sllook two
|Ands and heard whispered voices
1ss themselves as glad 10 know
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-13

-. ~ 'asA,. =. ~
>. :. -. 81. 80 - ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-15

tached for school purposes. from taxation
for county high school purposes in eoun-
ties having a county high SchOOl, De
called up for the purpose of striking out
the enacting clause, and 1t was DONE
The committee of the whole recon-
mended for passage Senator J. l. Mar
tins bill providing that amy person, cor
poration or firm claiming to have suffered
any damages by reason of injuries to per-
son or property arising out of the negH-
gence or omission of any city of the state
of Kansas, or of its officers or employees,
shall within eight months after such act
or omission occurs for which damages
are to be claimed from said city, serve a
written notice upon the mayor or clerk Of
such city. stating claimants name ana
residence, the nature OF the injuries. place 1.
lied uDon for recovery of such damages
that no suit shall be brought for any
such damages unless such notice has been
served within the time herein required.
The committee of the whole took up the
bill bv the oil and gas committee authOr-
izing cities to issue bonds not exceeding
Is per cent. of the assessed valuation, and
providing that said cities are herepy
wells and gas rights in lands. Said
cities are hereby also granted the right
to use the power of eminent domain to
enable them to condemn, at any place
not within five miles of the limits OF any
other city, any natural gas, natural gas
well or wells. and right to produce nat
ural gas upon lands, and rights of way
for pipe lines for transporting natural gas
from said well or wells or said lands 70
said cities: PROVIDED, that the rlght OF
condemnation thus granted shall not be
available to condemn natural gas, natural
gas wells or gas rights in lands owned or
1sed nv anv CITY or owned and being
used in good faith by any individual part
nership, manufacturing corporation or
other person for his, its or their use for
manufa curing or power purposes exclu-
sively within the state of Kansas at the
time aPgTasers aFe aPpoTP int bin III e %a
recommended for passage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-15
STATE COOPERATIVE UNION.
VIII BE Held at Hutchinson Two Days
Beginning Feb. IS.

Hutchinson, Kas-, Feb 15.-The fourth
annual meeting of the Kansas State So
operative union will be held at Hutchin-
son on Tuesday, February Is, at p. m,
and Wednesday. March 1. 1905. All bust
ness cooperative associations, mercantile.
manufa curing and shipping, are cordially
invited to send delegates. Membership
fee in state association, 8 per year.
Business of great Importance relating to
organization and establishing a wholesale
store will be considered. Delegates will be
elected to the national league. For pro
gramme and other information address c.
W Livengood. manager Reno County Co.
operative association
@. Nv LINENGOOD. President.
The Reno County Cooperative associa-
ton has had a very successful year BUSH
ness has grown steadily. They have now
about 40 members Sales for 1904 were
@lS@reoo; 5 per cent. rebate was returned
on members purchases. and s per cent.
interest paid on their $500 capital They
had q big banquet at their annual meet
ing, January 20 The society will look
after the interests of the state meeting
The kingman Cooperative store has
also had q big year. and is growing rap
idly. Ihey paid a per cent rebate on
their sales Respectfully yours.
4. WARDAI.T.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-15
DEWEY CASE GOES OVER.
Norton County Trial Continued Until
May Term.

Norton, Kan, Feb. 15.-The case of
Chauncey Dewey, w. J. Mcbride and
Clyde Wilson for killing David Berry
was called in district court Tuesday
and continued by Judge Geiger until
the May term, with probability of
special term in June.
1t will be remembered that the
above named parties were tried a year
ago for the killing of Burchard B.
Berry, a son of Daniel Berry and were
acquitted This case was on change
of venue from Cheyenne county
There was no preparation for trial at
this time only County Attorney
Phillips of Cheyenne and l.. H.
Thorn psOn were present for the prose
cution and Captain Joe Waters and
". 5. Morlan of McCook were for the
defendants
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-15

and a party to the gift. The idea orig
mated in some of the clubs and has
been advised as feasible for more than
one reason.
In the first place, Judge A NJ. Jack
son, ex-congressman, was the man
who urged the action that resulted in
the birth of the kansas" On the
other hand Winfield has two sons in
the naval school of whom she IS more
than proud, Robert Harter and Arthur
Webb. and these Things have been an
incentive to the action already taken
Nothing has developed yet sufficient
to deem it tangible, but it will fast
mould when given start The legis-
Iature will give a $4,000 present and
appoint $1,000 to see that the governor
and his staff are properly represented
at the christening. But Winfield
wants to do something on the outside.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-15
MANY CATTLE FROZEN.
One Man in Western Kansas Said to
Have Lost 2,1OO Head.

salina. Kan, Feb. 1T. S. Tay-
lor. a travelling man, returned from
western Kansas on one of the belated
Missouri Pacific trains and he says
the loss of cattle in the western coun-
ties is almost beyond comprehension-
one man in wichita county, it is re-
ported, lost 2,1O0 head
The cattle sought shelter in ravines
and sheds and the snow drifting in
upon them either froze them to death
or froze their legs from standing in
the snow until it was necessary to kill
them. He estimates that at least one
third of al the cattle in Scott. Wich-
tia and Lane counties ana the west
have perished-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-15
More Paving for Ieavenwortf.

Leavenworth, Kas.. Feb. 15--There
was a special meeting of the city
council. A resolution was adopted by
a unanimous vote to pave South
Fourth street from Elm to the city
limits with brick. This paving will
be put down to connect with the state
penitentiary driveway to Lansing. A
bill is now pending in the legislature
to pave the Lansing driveway with
brick. Congressman Curtis has intro
duced 4 bill in Congress to pave the
Fort Leavenworth driveway from the
Grant monument to the city limits on
the north. If this is done there will be
a continuous stretch of paving a dis
lance of nine miles.