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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-16
WILL BE FREE.
ThirtyPrisOners who will Leave
the Penitentiary.
During the Next Month Having
Served Their Time.
GRAVE ROBBERY.
Pratt, the Ossified Mans Body is
Missed at Wichita.
A Wichita Policeman Becomes a
~ TF.11.os,o
GRAVE ROBBERY.
A Wichita Policeman Becomes
Colorado Millionaire.

IrAvENwoRTH. Dec 16-During the
next month large number of convicts
will be released from the state peniten-
tiary at Lansing. Among the number is
r. ]. Stewart, who will have completed
his sentence He is the man who en-
bezzfed funds belonging to the A. o. I.
W. in Topeka two years ago. He was
sent to the penitentiary March /, 1894,
for one year.
The other persons who will complete
terms of sentence at the state peniten-
tiary during the next thirty days, and be
restored to citizenship, are as follows:
Jim Williams, Jackson county, six
years for burglary. second degree, and
grand larceny; Webster Herne. Anderson
county, two years for assault with intent
TO Kill; Samuel Fields, Douglas county,
three years for assault with intent to rob;
Lewis Golf, Rice county, two years for
burglary and grand larceny; Frank Van
Doren, Dickinson county, one year for
burglary; William Johnson, Phillips
county, thirteen months for burglary in
the day time; William Woodward, Otta
wa county, two years for
grand larceny; Simon Brazier Crawford
county, two years for criminal ASSAULT
John Every, Lyon county, two years for
burglary: II. I. Benson, Crawford coun-
", three years for burglary in the third
degree; 81. Jarvins, Salina, eighteen
months for grand larceny; William
Lance, Crawford county, seven
years for criminal assault; Fred
Dean, Rice county. for burglary in
the third degree and grand lar
ceny. two years: Mack Kennedy, Doug
las; w. H. II. Robinson, Douglas county,
one year for grand larceny; X k Oil
yer, Harvey county, one year for forgery
in the third degree; James Murpaham,
Lincoln county; eighteen months for
burglary; James Boles, Montgomery
county, five years for manslaughter in
second degree; Joseph Boone and Will
liam West of Doniphan, and Lyon coun-
ties, two and one years respectively for
grand larceny; Samuel Snyder, Lincoln
county. eighteen months, burglary third
degree; Frank Brown, Mcpherson, one
year. grand larceny and burglary; James
Crawford, eighteen months, stealing
hogs; Gust Thomas. Montgomery county,
grand larceny, sixteen months,
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dissolution Nntice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Reed & TomIinson, Topeka, Kansas,
composed of w. H.sReed and c. E Tom
liusou, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent; and that the said w. II. Reed has
purchased the entire interest of said
Tomlinson in said partnership business
and property, and will hereafter conduct
the business at the same place, $40 Kan
sas avenue, and will pay all debts and
liabilities of said firm, and that all debts
owing to said firm should be paid to said
Reed.
Topeka, Kansas, Dec. II, 1895.
w. H. REED,
G. E. ToMLINsoN.
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Erhardt and Running Beat Sexton an
Fiery in a Team Shoot.

Erhardt and Running Beat Sexton and
Fiery in Team Shoot.
LEAvENwoRTH, Dec 16.-Interest was
added to the last regular shoot of the
Leavenworth gun club by the presence
of Jolly" Lon Erhardt aud Mr.. Running
the crack team of Atchison.
A race was arranged and shot off be-
tween the Atchison men and J. W. Sex
ton and John Fiery of the Leavenworth
club. The conditions were 20 birds per
man.
The contest resulted in an easy victory
for the visitors by the following score:
Erhardt, %; Running, "a; Sexton, %;
Fiery, IA
Judge Hawn and John Thier tried for
the club medal with % out of %. Hawn
won in the shoot off
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Body of Pratt, the Ossifsd Man, Taken
From Its Grave.

WICHITA, Dec. 16.-Many persons in
Wichita were startled by the statement
that the body of Edgar T. Pratt, the ossi-
fed man, had been taken from his grave
beneath his fathers window, near Doug
las, in Butler county.
1t had long been known that the med
ical fraternity had been anxious to secure
the body of Mr.. Pratt for scientific pur-
poses. 0
Mr.. Pratt for over eight years before
death was unable to move even his law.
and had to be fed by forcing his food in
a liquid form into his mouth, where a
tooth had been extracted.
He could not stand for a fly to touch
him and his bed clothing had to be with
out q wrinkle.
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Corn and oats were easier early with
wheat but the latter seemed to fall of
their own weight Receipts of corn
(45O) were less than the estimate (6O0)
but cables were weak and the trade
small. May corn went to 281s, the low
point so far and May oats to 19c bu.
In provisions pork went up 10c, lard
and ribs 21s@5c. Hately and Wolf were
good buyers of Pork.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; left over,
1000. Market moderately active, prices
steady. Light $3.4o@a 5715; mixed
packers $3.40@3.60; heavy $3.50
800; rough hogs So 350340 Official
receipts yesterday 1857; shipments,
962.
CATTLE-Receipts $1,000. Market
steady. Beeves $3O0@475; cows aud
heifers $L50@S70; Texans $260@3.35;
stockers and feeders $2.20@350.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Market
firm
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Wants Dennis Burgen Arrested,

Aldrich Witchel was the name given
by little man with big moustache who
applied TO County Attorney Stafford this
afternoon for a warrant tor the arrest of
Dennis Burger, North Topeka young
man. Mr. Witchel says he was trying
to collect some borrowed money of Bur
gen and they quarreled.
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by tne Associated Press to the
State .JOurnaI

Furnished by tie Associated Press to the
State journal.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Wheat trading
today was much depressed. The mar
ket was weak on the record breaking
low prices for corn. oats, potatoes, barley
and provisions. There was a feeling
that they might exert in wheat the same
sort of influence wheat last season ex-
cited in corn. Another element was
the visible supply figures. Prices
soon went under the put" fig
ures. The market opened weak
at 1880 drop from Saturday. Low
er cables were the chief bear influence
early, though northwestern receipts
we're very large, 800 cars against 1850
last weak and 591 last year. May touch :
ed 593s the low point so far. The large
worlds shipment (8,000,0UO) was quite a
factor
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ANOTHER BIG DONATION.
Miss Helen Culver Gives 81 200. 900 to
the Chicago University.

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-Another gift of
$1,0O0,O00 has been made to the Chicago
university. Miss HelenCulver gave that
sum from the estate of Charles ]. Hull
to be applied to the biological depart
ment. AS John D. Rockefeller donated
100000 some time ago, which would
devise to the university when it sscur-
ed an equal sum from outside sources,
the gift of Miss Culver brings with it
$1,OOO,OO of this bequest, SO that the
university really receives $2.000,00O
through her act,
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TOOK A SHOT AT THEM.

Constable Mistakes Denver" Ed Smith
and Dan O'Lsnry for Convicts.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Dec. 16.-"Denver"
Ed Smith, who claims to be champion
heavy weight pugilist of America, and
Dan O'Leary, champion runner, who are
training here for series of contests, were
taking their IA mile trot out to Gate City
and back today when, while passing
through Woodlawn. a suburban town,
Constable Mcdaniel espied them donned
in their sweaters aud moving at a brisk
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THE PRIZES WON.
The Poultry Show at Emporia Closes a
Success.


EMPoRIA, Dec. 16.-The sixth annual
meeting of the Lyon County Poultry and
Pet Stock association has closed. A list
of the first prizes is az follows:
Cornish Indian Games-N. II. Ache
SOD, on cock and hen. Workman s. Mas
sey, on cockerel, pullet and hen.
Brown Breasted Red Game W. G.
McCarty, first on cock, pullet and hen.
Red Ryle Game-N. II. Acheson, first
on hen.
Irish Grey Game-N. H. Acheson on
cock, hen and pullet.
Pit Game-R &. Smith. cock and hen.
Porter Moore, cockerel and pullet.
Black Sumatra Wiley brothers,
cock, cock erel, hen ard pullet.
Game Bantam-C. Leatherbury, cock,
hen and pulle;; W. G. McCarty. cock
erel
Silver Laced Wyandottes-Pen fowls.
cocks and pulIets, Mrs. D. n. May.
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OVER THREE MILLION .

Gold Shipments TO Europe Tomorrow
from New York Will Reach That.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16-Heidelbach,
Ickelhimer s. Co have engaged $780,
900, Mueller, Schall & Co. 100000 and
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co. $25o.0O0 in
gold for shipment tomorrow.
VonHoffman, 6 C6have engaged $500
600 in gold for shipment tomorrow. The
total shipments 50 far for. Tuesdays
steamer ia $780, 600.
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'~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~N~~ ~A@S~N@ ~SSeSSS@~rS

speed Mistaking them for escaping con-
victs, he called to them to halt, but fail
ing to hear him, the pugs sped on. Nc
Daniel then gave chase and opened fire
with his pistol. After one bullet had put
hole In Denver" Eds hat and another
had grazed O'Leary's ear, the pair, fright
ened half to death, but unhurt, halted.
stable agreeing that the treats were on
him
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HOLIDAY Rates.
SANTA FEE ROUTE.

One aud one-third fare for the round
trip to points within 200 miles. Tickets
sold December "a, %, 81 and January l;
good for return including January 2.
For further information. see
]. P. RowLEY,
City Ticket Agent.
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Valentine, GODDARD 8 Valentine have
been retained to take the mortgage re-
demption case which was decided by the
supreme court few days ago TO the
United States supreme court The at
torney who represents the plaintiff in
error, a Kansas City lawyer, has agreed
with the Topeka firm to assist in getting
the case advanced on the docket of the
United States supreme court as far as
possible,
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If you want we'll made and good
fitting suit or overcoat we are giving 10
per cent off on all orders. Jno. F. Nc
Manus & Co.. successors to Anthem q Nc
Manus, 610 Kansas ave.
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Ransas CiIr AInrkets.

KANSAS CRY, Dec. 16-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 6,10O; shipments, 100. Market
cows $2oO@2 IS; beef steers, ss.oo@425;
native cows $1.500310; sEockers and
feeders, $260@$3 80; bulls $1.T5@3O0.
Representative sales-Texas steers 30
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Some neonle saw we are /

Some people say we are high priced
well, we do carry good goods, but not
all our goods are high in price. Let us
show you a white semi porcelain tea cup
at 45c a set, or 90c a dozen.
FARNswoRTH & AsHBY,
SOB Kansas avenue.
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AT CINCINNATI.

New YORK. Dec. 16-The American
Federation of Labor has voted to hold its
convention next year in Cincinnati,
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C. E. Tomlinson has sold his interest in
the firm of Reed & Tomlinson to his
partner, w. H. Reed. Mr.. Tomlinson
makes this change solely in order TO de-
vote his whole time to the telephone
business.
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We are giving 10 per cent off on all
orders for the next ten days. Jno F.
McManus & Co, successors to Anthem &
McManus, 610 Kansas ave.
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Do you want a stylish cut and well
made suit for little money? Jno. F.
McManus s. Co.. successors to Anthem d
McManus, 61O Kansas ave-. are giving
10 per cent on all orders.
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Seven changes of water is the way we
cleanse all work entrusted to US. Peer
less Steam laundry.
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A PoLICEMAN's LUCK.

a WICHITA FoIicemRn Becomes q Million.
afro Miner at Cripple Creek.
WICHITA, Dec 16-William Doves.
the rising gold king of Colorado, was
once a Wichita man.
A few days ago Doves made years
lease on his mine at Cripple Creek for
the handsome sum of half million dol
lars. It is said that he has already taken
over 100000 worth of gold;out of the
NINE
When William lived in Wichita he
was a common policeman.
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/ 1-3. HOLIDAY RATES 1I-3
SANTA FE ROUTE

SANTA FEE ROUTE
For points within 200 miles. Tickets to
be sold December "a, 25, 81 and January
/; good for return and including Janu-
airy 2 One and one-third fare for the
round trip. ]. P. RowLEY
City Ticket Agent.
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Don't You
Feel Right?

Do you wake up in the morning tired
and unrefreshed, as though your nights
rest had done you no good? Do you at
tend to your daily work with tired,
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This treatment is the result of years of
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George VOLTS New Trotter.

OeOrBe " uEII > No AEOttsEs
George Wolff is driving a new trotter
about the streets which he bought in
Aurora, Ills. He is Ned w, by Florida
NJ, by Florida, and Mr. Wolff says he has
a mark of Is. He will be campaigned
next seasOn.
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Jaccard's engraved visiting cards and
invitations. Adams Brothers are there
Topeka agents.
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Sent to the Penitentiary.

]. h. Miller was taken before Judge
Hazen this morning and sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary. He is
the man who was recently convicted of
getting the Rossville ferryman's team
and wagon under false pretenses.
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ROI Nichols to get $500.

The appraisers appointed to appraise
the Rol Nichols tract in Kansas avenue
in North Topeka have reported, allowing
Nichols $500. His share of the expense
will be about $50, SO that he will really
receive but $3.50 His price was 81, 500.
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8 O'clock Teas, Kitchsll & Marburg.
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Mechanical Toys, Kitchell s Marburg
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

SS@Sc~~~~@~~c-@-~-~-~--~~-~
NOR SALE-Garland Oak heater. almost
n new carpets and other household goods.
800 east 6th ST.
T OST-WiIl the young man who found veil at
- 9th and West street please return and re-
eeive reward at 51I Buchanan st,
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ASK your dealer for Burghart's cigars,
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Magic Lanterns. KiteheII 8 Marburg.
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WORLD MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

O3I QUINCY OLICCL1 HUPSAas
Daily Office Hours-Nine a. IN. to 4 p
m; evening to 8.
sunday Hcurs-Ten a. n. to 2 p. N.
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TRUSTEES sALE-wuKRRAs. nv A rrp

RUSTEE'S SALE-WHEREAS BY A GER
tain deed OF trust, dated the 18th day OF Jan
Mary, 1892, and recorded in the clerks Office OF
me musings Court for the city OF Roanoke Va
IN ~, eceo oooK NO ~, page 1873, ID. G. Moomaw and
WIG conveyed the hereinafter described real
estate TO Silas W Burt and his successor as trus
tee 10 sccu1e TO the Bankers Loan and Invest
on loan OF (S1,6-0l fifteen hundred dollars. snd
whereas, the said deed OF trust provides IL Tho
grantor shall be in default In the payments Of tn.
ibtercst' premium, dues or fines upon the said
lohh lot inc space OF three months, after the
same "a, snail rall due that the principal sum and
MI interest, premium, dues and fines shall Mt tho
oPilon OF Inc said company become due and nav
aoic INN D, edinte.y thereafter, and may be en-.
iorceo anu recovered at once, and default having
Deen made In the payments atoresaid for moro
than three months after the same fell due and Tho
salu company having exercised its option md
acinandcd the payment of the principal sum with
lis premium, interest, dues and fines,
NOW therefore, the undersigned by virtue of
tnc premises, and having been requested 90 to do
Dy inc beneficiary, will ofrer for sale at public
auction to- the highest bidder. on the premises.
on the 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1Sos. nj II
q. m, the following described real estate lying
In the city OF Roanoke, Va: Bcpinninr M n
point on the south side OF Patterson ayenIie ~
lcct cast OF webb street, thence south 10 de-
srces 10 minutes west SS.T feet to a point on n
zen rect alley thence With same south SIS degrees
on minutes cast 80 4 feet to pc int, thence north
IL degrees 10 minutes cast 81 s feet TO Patterson
avenue, thence with same north 70 degrees west
S3.3 Feet to the place OF beginning
iERMS-Cash. The amount due under the
aooye mentioned deed of trust is seventeen hun
ureu hnd eighty eight dollars and eighteen cents
Ni'tSS Isl az or the 3lst day OF August 1895
. 10 tbs SlLAS W. BURT, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-WHEREAS, BY A GER.
tain deed OF truet dated the 9Th dav of Octo-
Der, 1879. and recorded in the Clerks office of tho
liustings Court for the city OF Ro,noko, Va in
deed book No 50, page 1S5, d. Q. Moomaw and
wire conveyed the hereinafter described real CO.
tate to Silas W. Burt and bis SUCCESSOR as trustee
to secure TO tho Bankers Loan and Investment
company the payments as therein set forth on a
loan OF ($IOO) eeven hundred dollars; and whereas
the eaid deed OF trust provides IL tina grantor
should DO In default in the payments of the inter.
eet. premium, dues, or fines upon the eaid loan
for the space OF three months after tho same
shall fall due, that the principal sum and all In
terest, premium, dues and fines shalt at the OPP
tlon OF the said company become due and pay.
aole Immediately thereafter, and may be enforced
and recovered at once, and defau having been
mado IN tue payments aforesaid for more than
three months after the same fell due, and tho
said company having exercised its option and de-
manded the payment OF the principal sum with
ite premium, interest, dues and fines,
NOW therefore, the undersigned by virtue OF
tho promises, and having been requested so to do
by tho beneficiary, will ofrer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder on the premises ON
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, iS95, at IL m.
the following described real estate, lying In the
city or Roanoke, Va. Eastern half OF lot No II,
section 2, map OF the Rorcr heirs.
TERMS CASH-Thc amount duo under the
above mentioned deed Of trust is eight hundred
and eighty-two dollars and thirty. four cents
($SS23D as OF the 3let day OF August 1895
10 tuo SlLAS w. BURT Trustee.
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LEGAL NoT1oHs.


THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE HUs.
= lungs Court for tho city or Roanoke. ON the
lotn Gay OF August. 1925. Central Land Company
OF buchanan, plaintifft. against Buchanan In.
chancery.
The object OF this suit lie to enforce tho lien OF
snc decd OF trust In favor OF The complainant and
executed by the defendant company upon certain
parcels OF land near Buchanan, Va, as well as TO
enforce the lien OF its Judgment against game
company for the sum of IS 1880, with interest
a1a COSTS and to recover from tho stockholders
vi me DEFENDANT company such amounts as may
~. que on account OF their respective snbscrip-
lions rs may DO sufficient to pay of and OILS
charge the Indebtedness due by tho defendant
bill 80 Wv oo' III 'ne
And an affidavit having been made and
nied that ihc defendants. j. j. Kemp,
y; Shumatc, John Aukcney, VIM. Taylor
TIfom, Geo. L.. Atkins, q. p. Barnet,
Mrs. y George Sargent, Luther Miller and F.
n koto, arc not residents of the State OF Vir-
ginia, 1t Is ordered that they do appear here,
within fifteen days after due publication hereof,
and do what may be necessary to protect their
interest In this suit. And 1t Is further ordered
mat copy hereof be published once a week for
TOUR weeks In The ROANOKE TIMES, and that q
copy he posted at the front door of the courthouse
or this city on the first day OF the next term
CoPY:-Teete.
SIG ids S. s. BROOKE. Clerk.
Griffin Il Heeah GLASGOW, p. q.