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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-09

FL verano pasado- respondevi una joven que Sc
llamaba asi
mo ha llamado la atenc6n De Vuestra Senora 10 m-
cho que parece serorita. i persona f-pre
gunta Guppy nclnando la cabeza rascandose e labio
con memorandum
No-eontesta milady, que de mirare
IA agnna persona de la famia de- Vuestra Seno-
riaq
No
Sin duda Vuestra senora no recuera bjcn las faecio
De miss Sunmerson
Las recuerdo muy ben tQut tene que YER este con
migo?
Aseguro Vuestra Senora que enendo profunda-
mente grabada mi eoraz6n la lmagen de senora
cual confdencia encontre cuando dc
vstar Ia qunta lie Chesney Void durane una corta ex
cnrsi6n hce amigo al condado de Lincoln en-
contre replto semejanza Ian lortenosa miss
Summerson q rerato de Vucstra Senora que quede ali
soro hasta e punto de que be podido expearme an
dese entonees la dc tan prounda sensac6n Ahora
tengo Ia honra DC contenpla Vuesra Senora
(me be tornado desde entonees In lbertad de mirar
Vuestra Senoria coche e paseo la calle
feso semeianza mucho mas notable Dc 10 que
creia
Ilubo tempo osado ioven cnando las adys vivian
castlos tenan servdores POGO escrupuosos que
t. pohre exiatencia hubiera durado minute
bette eos hnbesen arroiado Il IA mirada que acaba-
ban II lanzrte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-09
I'll Himn0 au,tralianO

Australia, la pr6spera extensa CO.
lonia inglesa, ha adoptado recientemen
te como canto nacional las cinco estro-
fas de una poesia compuesta en- 1859
por la senora Carlton el himno q ha
puesto Va Ell muSlca.
La primera cstrofa dice:
Hay una TERRA donde los horizon
tcs estivales brillan con millares de
matices, atraen con sus encantado-
ras harmonias. praderaS abundantes Y
aitiSas selvaS Sc oStentan a la rosada
luz de la manana, y sobre elias Sc ex-
tiende el cieIo azul, Australia -
y concluye con la Ultima estrofa
Hay una TERRA dondc una bande-
ra orgulloSa tremola altiva desde la ci-
ma de Us montes hasta las riberas del
Ear: ta> brazos de los hijoS dc "A liber.
tad la santan ~ lo> aires Nj un
s5lo esclayo:en cadcpas rc~pira tn am
hiente oh In mas bella dc as bellas
hijas de la Gran Rrctana Aus .alia I"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-09
PI0 d. IN ImDerio

ssV4*3 @s4 @@5A&1t4 55S
Con ell titulo de Entire Metz Y Pa
ris, Agosto, 1870", cuenta Germain Ba
pet en- la Revue Hebdomadaire IN
teresantes episodios de los 1ltimos dla>
del imperio frances, en- los cuales cpl
sodios tan importante papel jugo nues-
ira compatriota la emperatriz Euge,
MIA
Al siguiente dIa de romperse las hos
tilidades con Prussia, la Emperatriz Sc
encerraba en- su salon de Saint Cloud
Y eonfiaba todos stss pensamientos la
senorita de Redel, DANA de su sobrna
la senorita de Alba, que despues fue
senora de Victor Duruy, protestaba
ante ella, derramando copioso llanto.
de haber proierido Ia Erase 6 Esta es
mi guerra que sc le atribuia.
Sin embargo. en- la noche del de
Agosto, cuando Sc servia el te en- SAINT
Cloud, decia al principe Poniatowski.
caballerizo mayor del Emperador
-Por supuesto. que Prussia Espana
40 retroceden.
Pero, sonora, repuso Poniatows-
Xxi. 81 despu6s de 10 dicho en- la tribuna
de la Camara Prussia da una satisfac-
ci6n q Francia sera. una victoria di-
plomatica
No entendeis NADIA de los asuntos
de vuestro pals, dijo la soberana.
Cuando al dia siguiente Sc la comu-
nic6 el telegrama con la noticia del
desistimiento del principe Hohenzo-
llerrn, rompi6 el despacho 10 arroj6
al suelo.
Estos detalles hicieron que la pro
testa que la Emperatriz formula con
ira la Erase que Sc la habia atribuido,
fuese POGO creida
Sigue al relate DE estos incidentes
los telegramas cambiados entire ell En-
perador, la Emperatriz y el Principe
imperial
Confaba mucho la Emperatriz en- Ia
alianza de Austria e Italia.
A sus esperanzas contestaba ell En-
perador que deseaba mejor hechos y
no promesas
Todos los telegramas contcnian fra
ses de ternura entire 81 padre, la ma
Dire y ell hijo.
En- 30 de Julio. Napoleon comunlca-
ba su esposa que el Principe Sc porta-
ba acknowledgements, como un buen sol
dado, pero que le fatigaba el calor
La Emperatrlz anunclaba. como cou
testaci6n. su pronosito De ir reunir-
sc con ellos en- Metz Fl Emperador
Ia disuadi6 do este empeTo
III 2 de Ago>to comumcaba Ia En-
peratriz Eugenia que el Principe ha-
bia recibido + bautismo lie fueeo sin
emocion alguna. como 81 hublese lido
pasear al bosque de Bolonia
Habia recosido y conser, aba una ba-
ia que cay6 sus pies.
La Emperatriz contestaba con nn te-
legrama j. fehcltacion su hlio
Al dia Siguiente la nfeIiz sonora re
clbia la fatal noticia De la derrota de
Mae-Mahon Ell Wissemburg
La Emperatriz Sc traslad6 Paris.
POGO despues Gaia ell mrerio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-09

ENCUADERNADOS EN- ELLA FLEXIBLE
Manuel de Resistencia de Materiales y
Estabiidad de las construcciones
nor 81 inoeniero Or. Gindo Sandri-
nell
Manuel de las Construcciones de Hor-
mip6r de Cemento armada, nor nj
,ne.rt. - lose vaerhelli
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-09
TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUFRTO
RICO
Of1cina del Secretario

Por Ia presente Sc informa al publ
20 en- general, que los programs nara
la admission de aspirantes al ejereieio
tTTA ante los Tribunales
GO distribuyen en- esta of
ina, debiendo dirigirse todo Ell que in
terese alg1ln ejemplar de ellos, 4 Ia IL
hreria del Boletin Mercantil, gu M
tornado 4 su cargo In publicacion Y
enta de los mismos.
San Juan. p. r.. % Julio de 10o7
A. r. Castro,
cDcrefario 1el Tribunal Supr'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-09
MAS OBRAS, RECIRIDAS
ENLA LIBRERtA DEL R0fesfm

EN A&A LkkhhhAA UkL M$0fRE8M
Manual de frabricaci6n dc chocolatsA
pastas para sopa y galletas, pen
d. Luis GOdos. l romo encu&dsR
nado, $1.55, con franqueo
0bras poeticas de d. Jose de Espron-
ceda. tomo en- r1stics, 45 centEr
vos, con sranqueo.
In collection enters de Las obras de o.
rolina Lnvernizio A 25 centavos
tomo, con franqueo.
nj Derecho y su practica, nj alcancs do
todos, por F. ri y Arsuaga. l to-
mo encuadernado en- tela, s1.6os
con franqueO
La Introduction La Vida Devota, poE
ell bienaventurado Francisco ds
Sales, principe Obispo de Cole
MA de los Al6brogues tomo en-
cuaderuado en- piel 81 60, cor
franqueo.
Se acaba de recibir en- esta liberia In
importante obra titulada:
Ia mitad del mundo vista desde IN aa-
tom6vil de Pekfn Paris en- -
d{as.) On tomo de COS paginaa.
elegantemente encuadernado en-
tela dorado, 200 ilustraeiones fOto-
graficas una carta itineraria, poH
n Tnis Barziai Precio. 81 70 COW
Franqueo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

benville, o., to find employment. At
that time there was great excitement
over the building OF railroads west Of
the Alieghenies. Several men formed
the Steubenvilie Il Indiana Railroad
Company to build a line from the
Ohio river west to Columbus and then
on to indianapolis.
They built as far west as cut in
Licking county, which was about so
miles from steubenyille, Capt. Nc
Gonigal said few weeks ago. Then
their money ran out and they had to
stop The line was operated with two
trains which were run in opposite di-
rections, each starting from its ter
minus at the same time. ! worked al
brakeman and conductor and received
one dollar a day The engineer re.
ceived a little more. Finally Tom
Scott. afterwards a railroad magnate,
came along. He was country law
yer at Cadiz, o., with hardly enough
to live on. He succeeded In some
way in reaching London. There he in
terested Englishmen IN his great en-
terprise, built a bridge across the
Ohia river at Steubenville, and ther
extended the railroad on to Columbus
It was the start Of the Panhandle rail-
road. now one Of the most yaIuabl.
properties OF the Pennsylvania sys
tenn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
ron PARLoR MAoIciANs,
Coed Trick with Which 10 Start Your
Slight o. Hand Efforts.

The travelling penny Is a good trick
10 begin with. Drill two very small
aOles close together through the cen.
ter Of q penny, pass through them q
piece Of tiesh-colored silk some three
inches in length and fasten the ends
neatly and securely. Pass the loop
thus formed around the left thumb.
Borrow penny, which may be marked
BY the owner for Identification, from
any one IA The audience. Pretend 10
pass this into the LETT hand, but really
palm It In the right, at the same time
showing the prepared coin to the left.
Close the left palm toward the audi.
ence and at the same time swing the
prepared coin, with jerk Of the
thumb, on 10 the back of the hand.
Then open the hand-the penny has
vanished. The borrowed coin. hidden
IN the right hand can then be discov.
cred in any place desired the pocket
of its owner Or the hair Of some in.
suspecting young lady Ia the audi
ence.
Having commenced borrowing YOU
may continue BY asking the loan of 4
watch. Taking up q square piece Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

paper from your table. you roll It into
the shape Of a cornucopia and ask
one of the audience 70 put the watch
inside. Request him to feel the paper
70 make sure the watch Ii within.
Then tap the cornuc0pia with the
wand and unfolding II IN full view
show that the watch has completely
disappeared. The sheet Of paper used
i really double. forming fat bag
When the nornucopia Is formed it's
mouth must be the mouth Of the bag
"a single thickness OF paper being on
one side and two thickneases On the
other. so that when the watch ii ap.
parently placed 10 the cornucopia It is
really placed between the two sheets
Of paper, which are securely gummed
At the three other sides except for a
small opening IN one corner. Alb
shows the open side Of the bag. cD
the smaller mouth.
The plain side Is the one chiefly
seen By the audience. but II well made
In dark-coiored paper the mouth side
can safely BE- shown. In the diagrams.
of course, the openings In the double
paper are exaggerated to make the
formation explicit. In the actual pa.
per bag the edges do not perceptiblY
separate and the whole must appear
as q single sheet
After showing the apparently empty
paper IL turning 70 throw It away, let
the watch slip out through CD. and
palm It or slip Il Ia q convenient
pocket. assuring the owner that It viii
rematerialize later on.
II yon are at all apt al metal work
, most effective finale for yonr little
entertainment can be arranged. Gel
; deep saucepan and fit the top of ii
with tray, half inch perhaps IN
depth. 50 constructed that when the
lid il pressed down tiny wire clamps
grip the tray and the two can be lifted
of together You also want d plain
tin cylinder Just big enough to hi the
saucepan.
In the lastnamed, carefully STOW 4
tame rabbit and put on the tray. Al
the bottom Of the cylinder lay a fre
Of paper and shaylnes (somethlng
very light and having asked the as
sembled company 70 watch you make
a Welsh rareblt. and expatiate upon
your proficiency as cook, putting The
necessary ingredients for a rarebli
into the tray, press the lid down and
place the saucepan over the lighted
IRE which At once goes out.
You continue your remarks for mo
ment. presumably while the rareblt is
cooking. and then llit the saucepan
from the cylinder. taking of the III
which Of course carries the tray witt
II. Out hops the live rabbit twltch
ing his long ears and blinking at tn,
spectators. much to the amazement o
the same.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

can possibly content yourselves with
The girls laughingly promised to ab.
stain and made ready % depart As
they went out granny gave each one y
jelly tumbler. filed with beautifully
clear, amber jelly
The girls looked at one another
knowingly.
Mother said she was sure aho
would give us q cosmetic of some
kind" whispered Tessy Thompson.
Mrs. Benton must have overheard
her, for the delicate old face flushed
family.
Please eat that juHt before going
to bed" she said emphatically
The girls stared.
Must we eat Il allg' asked one AZ
last.
win It be very bad 10 take. Mrs
Bent0n?' cried another
Granny smiled.
"You shall judge for yourselves
she said, taking Up the tumbler meaat
for Matte; opening Il. she passed u
around.
There were nurmuFs Of approval
from every one.
MY ! shall not mind eating that
Every day the menu wan varied d
little. but it was substantially ths
same. Sometimes a delicate fish Is
choice game was substituted f0g the
chicken; but there was never any
rleas However, there was always d
pudding or entrea OF that peculiar
ly favored yellow stuff, and there was
always a glass on acid drink at tee
close Of the meal, nor was the pretty
tumbler Of delicious jelly 10 ho taken
home ever omitted. Bat the latter.
though always Of the clear amber
color, never tasted twice alike. II
seemed to the girls, and they newer
tired Of it.
AT the end OF six months the IAN
provement ID the general health and
appetite Of granny's patients" war
wonderful. and as 10 tho complexi0Hg.
even Teasy Thompson's muddy. bill
lious skin was beginning to turn {
clear olive, which greatly reioiced hei
mothers heart.
At the end Of that time Marie Win
terfield's mother decided TO 90 to Hsu
rope for a year. and she offered granny
a large sum Of money, on condition
that she sold ser secret Granny n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

There was no mystery as to why
the California Southern Limited ran
away from Summit Station, Tehachapi
Pass. in the winter Of 1883. The wind
was blowing with hurricane force
across the razoredged backbone Of the
mountains. and It took possession OF
the train and forced II back down the
steep track up which II had just
climbed. Faster and ever faster the
wheels revulved, louder and ever
louder shrieked the gale IN It's glee
until presently the doomed express
jumped the track, soppled over a
precipice. and disappeared. When as
sistance arrived. nearly a hundred
dead aaults were taken from the
wreck; and one baby. alive and un
hurt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
POOR BOBBY LINKuM.
Didn't Appreciate the Thought ef 4
Fine Funeral

Old Bobby Llnkum hung in his cage
feeling decidedly III. and mother
watched Donald and thought how best
she could comfort him In case Bobby
Idnkum should die. Finally she said.
Donald. you know Bobby is very
old and he may not live long; but he
has had plentiful, happy life. and
when he dies we will put him IN q
pretty box, cover him with flowers and
plant him under the rose bush"
While mother was speaking Don.
AIDS face lost the woe-begone look,
and an expression of intense interest
followed. He took 10 standing beside
the cage cycling Bobby Linkum with
an anxious gaze. Finally he gave :
deep sigh and turned away,
,sWehla he muttered, II yon are
going to be silly enough to keep on
lilvlng when you might have that love
| - funeral I'm going 70 play hofaal"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

first shook her head decidedly, but
Mrs. Winterfield promised never tg
reveal It and to make the stun with
her own hands for Marie's use alone.
so granny at last consented to the
proposition. and whispered her secret
into Mrs. Winterfields eager ear
Carrots. my dear madam. she said
Nothing but carrots grated and useA
as fiavoring, sometimes in common
custard pudding. with enough nutmeg
or almond navoring 70 disguise tho
taste. or in any entree of any kind.
"And the ielly?" Queried Mrs. WIN.
terheld.
Chicken or beet or lamb, favored
with carrots.
And the acid drink, carrots aeainis
No" said Granny smiling. That
was the juice Of a whole lemon WITH q
level teaspoonful OF common cooking
soda dissolved ID It and d little water
added .
but Marie never would eat car
] tlA2 LGAJAGs C& EAaAHANtNU tAAD 1t14AA4ss
ished Mrs. Winterfield.
And she won't eat them now
interrupted granny, "if you tell her
about them. Matte iialikas carrots.
too: she says they make her iii. 50
this is the way her mother and have
contrived in order for her to take Il
sufficient quantity to make her conn
plexion pure and clear and give Il
the peculiar delicacY Of coloring whlcb
can be obtained ID no other way.
Granny still has her lunch parties
as the girls call them: but she sets
several tables now instead Of one, ana
there are always girls anxionsly wall.
ing for vacant places And though thS
water has long since been pumped
out Of the Santa R0aita and che min
ing stock ia again paying ! good aiyF.
dend. granny does not watch she mia.
Ing reports any more, she knows Ehas
there Is ne longer any fear eE heH ~
ing left dependent IL her old age
and that coal Is nowhere near 10 saE&
an investment IS carrots
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

The experiments with coke as a
locomotive fuel which the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad has been making for
some time past at Pittsburg have been
so useful that additional engines are
to be fitted with fire boxes suitable for
burning this fuel II Is probable that
the company will also use coke al
other cities. and this practice Of using
smokeless fuel at terminals may be
expected to become common one
with all railroads entering large cen
ters of population. as the public de-
mand for freedom from the smoke
nuisance is becoming more insisteni
and ordinances are being passed al
many places that will make It neces
sary for railroads to modify the
amount Of smoke made by locomotives
within city limlas.-Co Trade Jour
nal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

me management Of the Santa Fe
is establishing a bonus system for the
roads engineers and fremen. Under
the new plan the engine crews which
run their engines the greatest dis
tance with the least expense in the
way Of repairs will be given increased
pay in the way Of bonus. Il IS ex
paeted that this system viii greatly
decrease the cost Of repairs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

Cut Fig / In two pieces which will
At together and form the national nag
of Switzerland, as is shown in Fig 2.
Fig ID the solution Cut along the
white lines, put together properly. and
You have the Swiss national embrem.
Our little readers can derive consid.
cradle entertainment from this puzzle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

Engineer Frank Krag, though dying.
stayed at his throttle till he had
brought his fast Lake Shore train
safely into Colllnwood yards near
Cleveland. recently Then he stepped
from his cab and in few minutes ex-
pired. Krag was IN his usual health
when he took his train out Of Buffalo
His illness came after the train had
left Erie. The engineer had hardly
strength enough to lower himself
from the cab at Collinwood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

The greatest item OF expense in the
operation of steam railroads ig that
Of coal. which represents about
Is per cent. Of the total operating
costs in the latest figures cleaned
for the electrical railway companies
OF this country this item seems to
have been cut down to a point slightly
above ten per cent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
Too.hpIek. BotlIe and coIn.

DIP your finger IN a glass o. water,
and holding Il above the angle Of the
bent wood. allow a few drops to fall
upon the broken part Swollen BY tbs
moisture. the fibers OF the wood viii
tend to straighsen themselves. and,
little by little. you will see the angie
Of the stick growing larger and larger.
until. no longer supporting the coin
the latter win fall into the bottle
Magical Experiments
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

Seven men In the United States are
credited with controlling IS per cent
of the railroad mileage Of the country
and with handling SIS per cent. Of the
railway earnings OF the seven systems
into which their holdings are
grouped.
These seven men in the order d
their Importance are Morgan, Harri
man. Vanderbilt, Hill, Gould, the
Moore brothers, and Friek. This align
ment is in the order Of railway mile
age owned and operated by the sew
eral systems; in the order Of earning;
the list would read Morgan. Hartman
Vanderbilt, Frick, Hill. Gould. and ths
Moore brothers.
Out Of total Of 225 900 miles d
railroad these seven men dominate
perhaps 10000 miles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
ssThe Deaths Fault.

The following il the Official report
furnished by station master On the
shanghai-Nanking railroad OF a fatal
accident:
The death named - was smashed
by the engine on s-I0t07.
Has two sons and
The death without ticket.
ne HeaN8 lAukts
the death no relative see.
The death Is deaf and blind now.
ret ~-s wes vses ~ cwfie~ N~ii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

A very little fellow has q very live.
" tongue. and talks so much at meals
that on a recent occasion. when there
were 70 be guests at the table. his
elder brother bribed him with nickel
10 be still
After ten minutes Of silence, the lit
tie boy whispered anxiously to his
brother:
Arthur, Arthur. mayn't | talk a
cents wersh7n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

Al the Chilocco indian agricultural
school 800 boys and girls are educated
At the expense Of the federal govern.
ment Az a lesson in patriotism the
children are taught 10 salute the flag
and while many Of them may not
sNNAHN2 WaFkN 1t Iasst4sEH n IUuHtGuuH
with the past history Of the race, the
ceremony i very popular with the
MtnfIanfe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

backgammon points and yard meas
ure; get small quantity Of black
walnut stain from any paint or drug
store. and with a small brush 60 over
the heard. tracing the outline and
making each alternate square or point
in solid color. as shown in the dia.
gram.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15

The santa Fe and Southern Pacific
railroads will vexy soon begin work
on construction shops at San Rafael
Cal. The plans call for an expendt
ture Of more than $500 600. and the
49, .a....4.ss, ssfsas.i g.ssss.os.f ~ II II
EANEAH KfzNIkEF IA04EAKakd sAAH AfAt aFz ~ =
men. a number of sites for homes
haya already been purchased by en-
s,fla4Yaa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
Trick WITH rooTHplck.
How II Can Be made to Drop Coin in
Bottle.

Bend wooden toothpick In the mid
die, which win, Of course, almost break
Il through, the two parts being held
together By an uncertain section. Now
place it at an acute angle across the
mouth Of an empty bottle, with q
nickel on top.
Ask the spectators how they would
set about causing the coin To fall into
the bottle, without either touching or
breathing on the bent stick Or nickel,
They win beat about for solution OF
the problem. but are hardly likely TO
discover IL without assistance. Yet,
though hard to discover, It Is BY no
means difficult 10 do
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-15
RAILRoA1INe M rAE FIFTIEs.
Capt, meeonigai, Recently Deceased
Was a Real Veteran.

Capt James B. McGonlgal, Who was
a brakeman and conductor ON a train
that was operated on the first SO
miles Of the Panhandle railroad in
the Sos, fought in an Indiana regi-
ment tn the civil war. came into the
west in 1870, and was Kansan for
s6 years, died at Kansas City recently.
Capt. McG0nigal was born In Cuya-
hoga county Ohio, March 4, 1888.
When 10 years old he went to steu-