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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-25
REPTBLICANs 10 49,.
Senators VIII Have to Confer Regard
ing the DinEIsy Bill

Washington Nov z5-There is such
a diversity of opinion among Republic
can senators in the city as to the course
t1 be pursued at the next session with
reference to the tariff that it is pr8ba-
Bile a caucus viii be held very early IN
the session to decide upon a line OF ac-
tion. Senator Sherman is stiu under
stood 10 hold the opinion that the Ding
ley biz should and could be passed at
the approaching session 81 nile other
Republican senators disagree with him.
some as to the wisdom and others as to
the possibility Of getting it through
The indIca tions are now that the de-
cisi1u of a caucus would be against tax
ing UP the DingIey bill
Senator Chandler said today he
thought congress should make provision
for q short time loan
Il believe ne said. I'VE can author
ize a short time loan. limited TO $780,
100000. Provisions may be- made for
such a loan to be paid off within a few
years III we have not the money it has
TO be borrowed and IL Is offensive 10
have the government resort to the
round about and evasiVe methods
adopted by Mr. Cleveland in the loans
he has negotiated Authority should Be
given at once for short time loans SO
the government may be gotten cut
when in q hole
Would you make any provision for
the redemption and retirement OF the
greenbac s2" asked the reporter.
NC I am not in favor Of retirement
of green backs a this LIn1A- AT the pres
emf banks need them in their reserves
II they did NOT have them they would
have 10 hold their reserves in gold
The thing to do now is % provide
means for getting money until We can
pat revenue legislation into effeerThara
VIII have TO be an extra session Of the
EitIy-hEth congress. in my Judgment,
and we shall then enact both revenue
and financial legislation 1 do not see
how we can accomplish anything as to
either OF these questions at the coming
sessl.rl.-
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Capital lodge No :. Degree of Honor.
A O. L. w, entertained the officers
and past chief at her home, 1-l5 Mon
roe street. last evening. Those present
were Mrs Efenick Mrs. Nelson. Mrs
Cserberick MIS-. Check6eId. Mrs smith.
Mrs cole. Mrs Barnett Mrs Dreyer-
Mr. and Mrs James smith AR and
Mrs F E Nipps- Misses Bessie Van
Amburgh. Dora sutherland Ida Smith.
lIessrs- Clarence Smith. Oscar WOLF
and William Carr VIII attend the
Kansas Missouri THANKSGIVING foot
ball game in Kansas City tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Henry viii spend
tomorrow in Abilene
Mrs. Chas. s GIeed has gone to the
CITY OF Mexico
Miss Anna Payne viii spend tomor-
row in Kansas city
Miss Franc LiIL-e6eId viii go 20
PiuckneyvilIe. Ill. from Kansas city
tomorrow TO visit with friends for a
couple OF weeks
Mrs w II. Hartman and daughter
Mamie Of Warrensburg. No. are spend
ing Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs
c. P Ashton
Miss Jessie Aide of Kansas City Mo
is expected this evening To spend
Thanksgiving and remain over Sunday
with AIr and Mrs G. P Ashton
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MOB AFTER SLATTERY.
The Ex-Priest Barely Escapes With
His Life in Newark, n J.

New York Nov. 25-rIt took all the
police reserves iii Newark. ". J., last
night to save slattery. the ex-priest
from being mobbed- He Iecuured in
rhar city last evening At the close Of
the performance a crowd Of some 100
gathered at the doors to wait for his
appearances Slattery and his wife wait
Sd Id the church until the crowd began
t1 dispense "a guard of police escorted
rhA couple t1 a cab. Then the cabnlan
dashed his horses and attempted 70
break away through the mob
Orders. in the meantime had been is
sued for the police reserves. V no came
double quick TO the scene OF trouble.
As many as three OF four thousand pe1-
pie We're SUN ulass6d together. the most
Il them with the sole purpose of reach
ing SlarrRry- IT was a struggling. howl
ing mob. and when the ex-priest drew
revolver a shower Of stones ard ether
missiles greeted this act and until the
end lf his perilous journey. Slatt=r1-
was in danger from frequent attacks
o. this nature
Sla-tery and his wife had just g1t
safely aboard a train bound for New
YORK when the crowd began to pour
into che building II was impossible
tl=u to lQ them any harm as almost
Immediately the train steamed away
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Emporia Brakeman Robbed While at
Argentine.

n T. Harrah. a Santa F7e brakeman.
who lives at Emporia and has a run
from that point 10 Argentine was
sandhagged and robbed ait the railroad
yards at the latter place Saturday
might
He was about to enter his caboose
when he was set upon by TWO men. who
slugged him into iusensi6ility and then
relieved him Of his watch and money.
After completing their work Of rob-
berry the f0otpads dragged him onto
the track evidently hoping that he
would be run over and killed by a pas
sing train. thus leaving rhe Impression
that his death was accidental H re-
covered consciousness. however. before
q train happened to pass that way. and
succeeded in making his way TO the
ca 1oCse of his own train
He returned TO his home in E.ruDoria
the next morning and IS nov none the
worse for his unpleasant experience
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Social and PersonaI

Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Rust Of Kansas
City arrived today TO spend Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs Byron Rob-
Mrs F. r. Crow and daughter Laura
viii spend tomorrow with Mrs T. J.
Robb in Wakarusa
1lr. Fred B0nebrake VIII come up
from Pictsburg tonight TO remain until
sunday Mrs Bonebrake VII return
with him
Miss Celeste Nallis who is in Chicago,
viii spend the holidays VITA her par
eEtS- AR and Mrs d. g. NaliIs-
Miss Mary Roberts returned Monday
from q visit with her sister Mrs Geo
Rust in kansas City
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Robinson left yes
terdaE for Chicago To spend Thanks
giving with their daughter Mia who is
studying music there
The high school orchestra organized
Saturday evening at the home If Miss
Anna NeIIis- There are ten mem 0eTs
and Prof. Heck is the director. They
viii meet Saturday evening with Miss
Nellis for practice
Mrs N L Newcomer is visiting with
friends in St Joseph
Miss 1Iaude Buhra went 70 Kansas
City yesterday
1ir W. 4 Pierce has gone TO Boston
to spend Thanksgiving
Prot HUDSON viii give q dancing
matinee tomorrow q ftarnoou at his hall
DIT and Mrs IT, w. Peers calHbra ted
their tin wedding anniversary last
evening Their guests were the mem
5=rs OF the Parole club. of which they
are members and a few Of their neigh
bors
Mrs Frank Hudson and daughter Is
abel of Kansas City are spending the
week with Mrs NJ. p HiIlyer ar
Hudson came up today to remain over
thanksgiving
Miss Alice Prescott viii go to kan
sas City tomorrow.
Mr. Edgar III Smith went to Kansas
City today To join Mrs Smith, who is
visiting ner parents.
The Priscilla elu1 VIII be entertained
this evening by Miss Mabel 3LctsIfTin-
Miss Ethel Mckee OF Newton VIII
visit Miss Myrtle Callahan next week
The Tyler club was entertained last
evening by Mr. and Mrs A. z Wag-
nar.
8Ir. Llewellyn Graham spent sun
day in St Mays
Mr. and Mrs w w Mills VIII enter
tain the members Of their families
Thanksgiving evening AT their nome
1902 Topeka avenue
1Ir and Mrs. A p Wider VIII en-
terrain at a family dinner tomorrow
al the Hotel ThroOD
Messrs- Harry Whiting and Frank
Eppz. who have been hunting at Mil
ford Kan, VIII return home today.
Miss GeneEIeEe AGagiu and M David
Kendall Of Newark. n j. VIII be mar
RED this evening at the home Of the
bride on Clay street
Airs. z. - Mayors, chief Of honor Of
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TN THE JUDGES HANDS
Judge Foster Takes the Santa
Fe Case Under Amusement.
VIII Report His Decision Fri
day or Monday.
Witnesses Summoned in the Conspir-
acy Charge Not Likely to be
Called Into Court

Late yesterday afternoon Judge F'oz-
ter stated that the motion t0 remand
the santa Fe receivershlD case To the
district court would be taken under adj
visemenl until Friday morning at the
earliest. or possibly until Monday morn
ing Il VIII then be known whether the
case is to stay in the federal court or
~ aaeA % rhA district court Of JeIar-
son county.
The witnesses subpoeuaed By the san
"a BE legal department in reference to
rne conspiracy charge which now viii
were discharged FOR good by Judge Eos
ter unless further notice was received
20 again appear in court
II Judge Foster decides that the case
IS under MS Jurisdiction. 1Iessrs. Keller
and Hita state that they viii immedi-
ataly appeal 1t to- the circuit court Of
appeals That Isl IL they can still re-
tain charge Of the case But as Mr.
GODDARD stated yesterday afternoon that
he would in the future exercise the
r-znl q MS Office and take entire charge
Of the case. this is doubtful
ne arguments on the motion 10 re-
rnand were closed on the uarr of The
santa Ee company by Robert Dunlap.
A--- Al@ argument was answered by AIr.
l--=- Al MS answer Mr. Hita stated
-laI lHey 1ul4y- understood that there
were several Federal Questions involved
IN the ease. but they maintained thar it
81 as nor lne time or place to present
------- A--97--H--4= ana LElaE
only be introduced by taking The oass
oy wiz = error 10 the supreme court of
the United States He also n=If thar
the case was 3 criminal and not a civil
action
1Ir- A AL GODDARD. assistant attorney
general closed the hearing I'll his
speech he stated that Governor arorr7If
and himself had thoroughly reviewed
s-le case ana found that no banehr from
sucn action could accrue 10 tha state.
ana l1a1 the hrsr decision was to have
lr7 case dismissed In view 0f the fact
however. that the action was brought
under law on the statute books Of the
state ll was finally decided to Iat THE
prgceedlnss go on and as Il result of
tn-s decision the amendments were filed
@ ln= ORIGINAL petition FOR removal
sir tT1dar1 touched u5htIy on the con-
splracy charge. ana said that this was
also taken int0 consideration when it
was decided 10 let the case 20 on.
nen 1Ir- GODDARD SAT down JUDGE
Aeeler asked tQ be allowed to answer
him.
Both the state and the santa u com-
lany VIII now rest until judge Foster
declares MS decision.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-25
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items of Interest About Topeka Pee
PIE and Visitors IN Town

Misses Nina and May Thomas enter
tanned last evening at whist at their
home IN Potwin as q farewell before
their departure Saturday for san An
tonic Texas The guests matched
painted pansies to md their partners
for The game The tables were put to-
g=ther for refreshments and the guests
were served al one long table. The re-
naindHr Of the evening was spent in
dancing These present were Miss Mar
garet Bell. Miss Anna Jones. Mss Har-
rieI Jones Miss Alice Prescott ISIS
Mabel Martin Miss villa Rogers. tss
Mabel Quigley. Miss Ward MI Theo-
Thomas. Dir. Warren -Akars. Mr. Jack
Newman. Mr. Ed Epps. Mr. E w hite.
MI Archie Barns. Mr. Fred bIcCfiHln,
NJ. Els M-L-ams- NJ. Ere1 g5-I-eEL
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A Trial That Affects Railroad Gonna
MES and Employees

4 trial or great Importance to rail-
ROAD companies has just been decided
IL -A@ v a1ash county circuit court y
Mount Carmel. I'LL and an Av-0or-
euctqr was awarded damage for q re-
Iusa4 to give him a clearance. card
.A7 6ls -Four railway up 10 about three
years ago Al that time he was sus-
LrI--Els pending the result of certain
IriALs IN johnson county in which ha
was the defendant On criminal charges
E'l= Jones station agent had con-
ING 2 ac HagAs OF freight and on his evil
u7nce Ienh11s was also indicted The
cases dragged along for months bur
nnally came ID q trial. and after a very
bitter prosecution jenkins was finally
exonerated by the jury He had been
out Ct employ nent for a long time. and
ne could get no work on any other road
because he had no ..cIearanre4 GARD K
as ir is termed iii railway circles
clearance card is merely a cerr5 fi,-s4 r.
OF character. but without it, So jenkins
asserted. no eN-erl plOya of one road
can ever ser into the service Of any
0Lner company Failing after many
demands. 10 get his clearance card M
jenkins, by his attorneys Messrs
Mundy & Organ, began suit against
the Big Four for damages. AT the
April term OF court the case was con-
rlnue1 and came UP before Judge
Landes and a jury last week The
one. and the claim for damages was
hotly contested by the compauy-s at
r1rueys- The jury sustained the con
reuti0u Of the plaintiH and gave him
q Judgment for Ss75 The company Will
appeal The suspension Of Conductor
jenkins took place while supertnr=nd-
anr Sutton was i'm charge 0f the Cairo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-25
sen. PEFFER'S POSITION.
Win Go Before the Legislature for
Endorsement on His Record

The formal entry Of Bank Commis-
sioner Breideurhal INFO the race for
United states senator has not dismayed
the PETER forces in Topeka
J. W M0rphy who does the editorial
work on the Advocate ana who viii be
the manager of the campaign Of Sena-
tor PETER said today. We viii make
no personal Ight on Mr.. BreidenrhaI-
we VIII simply 20 before the legislature
and ask that Senate PETER be returned
on his record in the senate II is simp-
~ q question Of whether his course viii
be endorsed or not and I believe that IT
viii be"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-25
KANSAS CITY EXCURSION.
g e Ronte-The e. 20

Santa Fe Route The Home Road
For Thanksgiving day the Santa Fe
route viii sell tickets to Kansas city
and return AT one and one-third fare
for the round trip
Tickets sold November 3 and Is good
for return not later than z7
IF you want 70 get the best Thanks
giving dinner possible. and want to go
81 here you always meet the best class
of people in THIS city. 90 TO the Creme
RE The dinner served there on that
day viii never be forgotten.
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Mrs. D. c. NeIlis was the hostess for
the Shakespeare club yesterday after
noon. The club is studying King Henry
the Eighth and read the fourth act yes
rerday The mem beers present were
Mrs T. HI CrandAH- Mrs q 9. Foster.
Mrs Albert Parker. Mrs : J. CraTv
ford Ms H W. Roby. Mrs w c.
Srayser Mrs g. y. Elliott Mrs IL
Weightmau. Mrs L 3. snow
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Grsatgr Rspubae Of CantraI Amar5ca

Washington. Nov 25-OE1ciaI notice
= the coalition IF the Central American
republics IS made in an announcement
81 11e Honduras govern leEr that The
governments eft Nicara Euz. Salvador
and Honduras each has constituted it,
self state These states il is cited
form one republic under the name Of
the Greater Republic Of Central Amer
lea
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-25
FOOT BALL
THANKSGIVING GAME.
Union Pacific Excursion to Kansas
City.

For the Kansas Missouri game. the
event IT CHE year. one and oae-third
fare for the round trip Tickets sold
November rs and ze good for return
net later than November 2T
A. LEWIS. CRY Ticket Agent
J. c. FULTON. Depot Agent
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HALF RATES Plus So. 90.
Burlington Route

To the vast and northwest. November
O. T. December i and L. round rrio -
DAYS limit Nebraska Kansas. Wv
omiug. Utah Black Hills and certain
parts q COLORADO Splendid through
trains Of chair cars (seats free) ana
handsome compartment Observation
westI1uIa sleepArs- Only dining car
lire ro Denver via St Louis ana kan
sas city. cafe plan (pay only for what
YOU order). The Burlington route Is
the original Harvest Excursion line
See the magnificent corn crops Of Ne
brasza Send TO the undersigned for
pamphlets on Missouri ana Nebraska
and consult local agents Tor rates and
train service
L. W WAkELET
General Passenger Agent ST. Louis. No
Try Is on collars We can make tnarg
look Ike new Peerless Steam Laundry
~ and Ia " sth ST Phone az
aorner Coal Co.. Sixth and Kan Ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-25
FOOT BALL
THANKSGIVING GAME.
C Excursion to Kansas
~4

4-1A Z l--l-- --l-----aI-l :. Aallal
City.
For the Kansas-1Iiss0uri game. the
event of the year. one and one-third
fare for the round trip Tickets sold
November . and IS. good for return
not later than November o.
F. A. LEWIS. city Ticket Agent.
J. c. FULTON. Depot Agent
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FOOT BALL
THANKSGIVING GAME.
Uaion Pacific Excursion to Kansas
City.

For the Kansas Missouri game the
event Of the year. one and one-third
fare for the round trip. Tickets sold
N0Vem Der . and D. good for return
not later than E0vembe- -
F. 4 LEWIS. City Ticket Agent
j c ECLTON. Depot Agant-
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Chicago. Nov. 25=For Kansas Pain
this afternoon. tonight and Thursday.
colder Thursday afcernoon- south to
southeast winds
DID your husband reu you about
those preserves his mother used to
u-ake2 The silver Leaf goods taste
just Ike them Buy some Of those
rich ounce and sweet apple or pear
preserves ard give hin a pleasant sur
prise
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Cyrenian commandery NO 9 Of this
city viii hold a reception and banquet
on Thursday afternoon at Metro 0litan
haIL The reception VIII oegil at
o'clock ard extend through the even
inE- The celebration VIII be given in
mpIuelt TO North western command
Eranlery 1f St Joseph, Emmanuel and
Forrest comm ndarias Of Kansas City
and Passion Cross comma cry u L-ealv-
anworrh- Large presentations from
an these commentaries viii arrive
Thursday morning to attend Cyreri-
ans festivities Grand 67aaaraIissir
T. w Logan Of Kansas VIII Da present
and 0fHciate as master Of ceremonies.
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for Christ hospital viii be received at the
Office OF Bartholomew & Co. at 611 KAN
sas avenue. or at The hospital on Tues
day and Wednesday Gifts suitable for
the household or sick gratefully &C.
kuoWledged-
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A good Thanksgiving dinner is some
thing everybody enjoys a menu sell
aan7 surpassed WIFI be Du the bill Of
fare that day at the CremArie-
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Irwin Lodge No. $50 A. o. e. " VIII
give th=ir 5th annual BAH Thanksz1ving
night Nov g Admission 59c.
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aoFner Coal Co. sixth and Kan Ave
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General Passenger Agent. ST Louis. NJ
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13

out with them myself, for fear they
wouldn't lnd you. One of them's from
Port Colborne, the others from Buff
falo."
kilograms were rare on the farm.
and young Bartlett looked on the re-
ceipt Of one rs an event in mans life.
He was astonished to see Yates receive
the double event with listlessness
that he could not help thinking was
merely assumed for effect. Yates held
his hand, and did not tear them up mt
once, out Of confederation for the feel
ings Of the young iaan who had had .
rice to deliver them
Here's two books they wanted you
TO sign. They're tired out, and moth
er's giving them something to eat"
Professor, you sign for me, won't
your said Yates
bartlett fingered . moment, hoping
that he would hear something Of the
contents Of the important messages;
but Yates did not even tear open the
envelopes, although he thanked the
young man heartily for bringing them.
.'Stuck-up csss!" muttercd young
Bartlett TO himself Ms he showed the
signed books into his pocket and
pushed his way through the under
brush again. Yates slowly and
ncthodically tore the envelopes and
their contents iuto little pieces and
scattered them as before.
"Bcgins to look like autumn" he
said. with the yellow leaves strewiny
the ground"
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
orrrom. -. ~ }. 4 ls'ueon coaPAsr-
q. .. c.-ss-.-< .. ~, .s-s s....l

But I'll tell any other lie You like. Nj.
Yates. ii i: will obligc you."
Yates recognized in the boy the same
emulous desire to Outstrip his fellows
that had influenced himssif whcn lie
was q yor.,g reporter, and he at once
admitted the injustice of attempting to
deprive him Of the fruits of his enter
prise.
.-No,- he said, .sthat woa't do. No;
you have found me, and you're young
fellow who will he president of the
Telegraph company some day, or per
haps hold the less important office of
the United States presidency. Who
knows? Have You telegraph blanll"
st)f course" said the boy, fishing out
bundle from the leathcrn wallet b.
his side. Yates took the paper and
Gung himself down under the tree.
ssIIere's pencil, sail the messenger.
"a newspaper man is never without
Q pencil, thank you," replied Yates,
taking one out of his inside pocket
s.NOw, Renmark, I'm not going to
tell lie on this OCCASION" continued
Yates
II think the truth is better ON all oc-
casions."
Right you are. So here goes for the
solid truth"
Yates, as he lny on the ground, wrote
rapidly on the telegraph blank. Sud
denly nc looked up ald said To the pro
fcssor: ''Say, Remark, are you doc
tor?''
'.Of laws" replied his friend.
''Oh. that will do just as we'll" And
he finished his writing.
''IIow Ia this?" he cried, holding the
paper at arms length:
"JoHN A. BrLLINGroN. Managing Editor
Argus New York: I'm fat on my back. Haven
done hands turn for week. An under the
conetant care niyht and day. Of one OF tho most
eminent doctors in Canads. who even prepares
r1y food for inc. Since l lo.t New York trouble
OF tho heart has complicated matters. cni At
present bafiics tho doctor. Consultations daily
IL 10 Impossible for mo to movo from here un-
I'll present complications have yielded to trcst-
ment.
"Dinmore would b good man to ta!;c charge
In my absence YATES"
There" said Yates, with n tone OF
satisfaction, when he Ind finished the
reading. what do you think OF thot?''
The professor frowncd, but did not
answer. The boy, who partly saw