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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-29

went to Athletic park this afternoon to
see his first game of foot ball. What
found
The asphalt used on the state. house
drives IS ground by a machine which is
built on a fiat car is stationed at the foot
Of Ninth street on the Missouri Pacific
T. W CAREY of the state auditors office
has figured it out that he has TO sit down
and add up o,145 figures in making up
single table of assessors returns for the
state auditors biennial report
Major Shreve tried to play foot ball with
he kicked at the ball he missed it and
same down on the ground with such force
that he has not fully recovered yet
Governor Leedy has appointed 81 no
taries during. the month of October. The
average is about 100 per month; Last
in June the number went down to So
Rev. A. Wyman has instituted a series
or special services at Unity church on
Sunday evenings. Prof Black viii lee
ture tomorrow. evening on Some Teach
Nine out of ten people who meet Miss
Emma Kelly, ask her how she liked the
HIondlke Weather and 1t IS growing rather
You needn't ask her.
Mr.. / 5. Lauck, auditor of disburse-
Fe general office building now occupied
by Land Commissioner John z. Frost.
Mr. Frost will cease to be land commits
sioner and will move out of the building
Al a recent public sale at Ed Kellam's
place near Richland, Y miles southeast of
L
sale, and II OF them were purchased by
three of the number and Sheriff Cook
bought two.
Rev. J; c. Hall, colored minister of
Kansas City, Kan, was a caller at Gov
ernor Leedy's office today He has re-
gently been appointed by the African
Methodist church as missionary to Santi-
ago, but viii not leave for that place un-
til after election
The Workmen who are cleaning the cell
ing of the Senate chamber each use up a
br1stle brush day The dirt is caused
by the gas jets and forms a hard crust
over the walls in some places. Directly
over the center chandelier a workman can
not clean square yard in a day.
Secretary COburn keeps three large red
apples on his desk to make his visitors
hungry but when one ventures to re-
mark that the apples look tempting he
informs them that II would be sure death
to eat one of them, and a cold chiseI
would be required in the operation
The Western Union Telegraph company
has Just completed repairing the damage
to its line caused by the storm a week ago
last Monday between Topeka and EN-
pOria- Three hundred new poles had to
be set and q wires strung for a distance
of seven miles. Much of the wire was
blown out into the cOrufelds along the
line. A great deal of it is so badly twist
ed that no effort viii be made to save it,
but it viii be left where it is. and will
probably be the cause of considerable
profanity when the farmers go to pIow
their fields
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SUING for $4,000 Damages.

The Santa F'e railway is defending it
self in a suit for damages brought by
Mrs. Martha c. Welsh of this city, in
the district court today. Mrs. Welsh is
suing for $4,000 damages for injuries
received in aIighting from a. Manhattan,
Alma & Burlingame train at Pauline
station in 1896, and the defense of the
company is that the injury was in no
way due to negligence on the part OF
any of its employees. Mrs. Welsh claims
that before she had time to step from
the car to the depot platform the con-
ductOr of the train signalled the en-
gineer to go ahead. The train started.
she says, just as she was aIghting and
caused her to lose her balance and fall,
spraining her ankle and bruising her
body. Mrs. Welsh says that she sus-
tanned permanent injury by the fan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-29
Santa Fe Completes the Block
System in Illinois.
All That Portion of the Chicago
Division Ready.
SEVERAL NEW DEPOTS
Work ON Iowa and Missouri
Portions Being Pushed.
w. J. Black Speaks of the Late
Supreme Court Decision.

The equipment Of that portion of the
Chicago division Of the Santa Fe in the
state of Illinois with the block signal
system was completed today, and the
system will be in operation in a few
days 1t was necessary to establish
several new offices in order to make all
the blocks about five miles in length
The line in Illinois is the first of the
Chicago division to be equipped with
the block system. The work on the
equipment of the line in Iowa and Mis-
souri, will be pushed, and the system
placed in operation over the entire Chi
cago division from Kansas City to Chi
cagO as soon as possible.
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a BRAKEMAN INJURED.
Brakeman Julian Gets Squeezed Be
tween Two Cars at WellsviIIe.

Brakeman Julian, of Olathe, met with
a very serious accident at WeIlsville
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon
while coupling cars
Mr. Julian was breaking on an east
bound freight which had pulled in al
WelIsviIIe to take on some cars. He
was standing between two of the cars
making the coupling when his foot slip
ped and he fell in such a manner that
the lower portion of his body was
squeezed between the ends of the two
cars. The brakeman was picked up
from under the cars and placed upon
the east bound passenger train and ia
ken to his home at Olathe. He was
unconscious and the extent of his in
juries could not be ascertained. It was
feared, however, he was injured inter-
naIIy SO that he may not recover.
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Injured by Benzine Explosion.

Atchison, Oct. 29.-John Evans, jr-, of
the Central branch shops, was badly
burned by an explosion in the round
house last night. The hostler of the
roundhouse had poured an quantity of
benzine in the sand box of locomotive
to loosen the valve, which had become
INSTRUCTED with rust. Evans was not
aware that the benzine had been used
on the engine and when he climbed
upon it with his lantern there was an
explosion which badly burned him about
the head and wrist. The hair on the
front of his head was burned off.
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Keep Stock yards out of Atchison.

Atchison, Oct. 29.-The Santa Fe
company wants to build stock yards in
Atchison, but may give up the enter
prise because the council refuses to va
cate certain streets in White Clay
creek The members of the council are
said to fear that if they vacate the
streets as requested, the colored people
now living on public ground VIII remem-
Der the act at the next election.
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TICKLE AUTUMN DAYS.
No Danger in Them If Warmers
Safe Cure Is Used.

A chill air and lowering sky IN the morning,
sudden rush of heat IN the middle of the afternoon
then cutting wind after sonscts1ch Is the history
of autumn day IN the north temperate zone his
Is the weather that threatens rot only the vowed m
valds, but many who fancy themselves stronger than
they It strikes them IN the back. 1t stops the
free action of the kidneys.
Then come feelings of cold, headache, nervousness
and, of all the grinding, cutting rheumatism
which may last for years, defYing common remedies,
ointments, Inaments etc. The worst of diseases be-
gin IN the kidneys, and IN the tickle autumn weather
the seeds of danger Avoid the saddest con
sequences of these uncertain days. Strengthen Your
kidneys with Warmers Safe Gore.
P. ". Lewis, of Clyde, Ohio, writes:
Il had been confined to the house for months with
scatic rheumatism not able to get into out Of bed
without help, and had despaired of ever being able to
walk again. friend advised to take Warmers Safe
Cure. told him had been lame SO long had no
hopes of getting well. Bot a drowning viii grasp
at straw, so sent for two bottles, and when had
taken them walked to my barn with the aid OF two
canes got moro of Warmers Safe Cure and It served
the sciatic rheumatism Admiral Dewey served the
Spanish ships at Manila. It also knocked my old
enemy, kidney trouble. was soon able to dispense
with my canes and to go aboot my business"
The connection between the kidneys and the rheu-
rnatisnn was probably obvious MIR. Lewis, bot may
l. s--o,
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rested January Ii last on a. charge of
selling fraudulent railroad tickets; that
he was released and again arrested
January 10; that he was held in duress "a
hours, and released by writ of habeas
corpus; that he was arrested Subse-
quently at St. Joseph. No, and released
on 900 bail; that he was held to the
grand jury, but the body did not indict
him.
He asks for $4,000 actual damages.
$50. 600 punitive damages, and $3.50 to re-
imburse him for the expenses to which
he was mt
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William 7. Keogh's new comedy drama,
Daughters of the Poor" 1t provides,
as it were. a theatrical excursion to
Greater Gotham, with gIimpses of its
most noted localities. Among Thomas
II. Davis and William 7. KeOgh's big
family of cOmedy-drama children their
Daughters of the Poor has scored an
immediate hit. The play deals both rO-
mantically and realistically with strong
and distinctive phases of life in New
York as it actually is. and introduces
many fine scenic reproductions of noted
localities.
On Tuesday evening of next week the
kemptOn Comedy company will open an
engag cement of five nights at the Craw-
ford theater. The prices will be 10, 20
and 80 cents, and on the opening night
any lady accompanied by a person hold
ing a paid 80 cent ticket will be admit
ted free. Specialties will be introduced
betWeen the acts Of the performance.
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FROM EMPoRIA.

John Barr, division switch and signal
superintendent, and J. S. HObsOn, signal
engineer. were here yesterday inspect
ing the work on the new west end
tower. The building will be completed
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COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS

A matinee performance of THE Gay
Matinee Grip is being given to large
audience at the Crawford theater this
afternoon, and tonight the performance
VAL be repeated The music this year is
Tor the most part new and catchy, and
number of new specialties are intro
duced- Matte VicIers has this season
the sOubrette role.
The comedy drama, Daughters Of
the Poor VIII be seen at the Crawford
theater Monday evening Life in New
ork IS a most attractive topic and sub
5ect for curiosity and speculation TO the
great majority of those outside its met
ropohtan boundaries, and it is reaIistf-
eally presented in Thomas H. Davis and
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MORE pAMAeE SUITS.

Amount Against the Rock Island at
Wichita Increases
Wichita, Oct. 29--Yesterday Mr.. J. G.
Marshall, administrator of the estate Of
Mrs. Maggie E. Marshall his wife, who
died on September 18th from injuries re-
cieved in the Rock Island collision,
brought suit through his attorneys,
Nessrs. Houston and Brooks, for the
statutary amount, 10000 This makes
the total amount of claims brought
against the company S1O7 900. There are
three more people who were injured
that will bring suit later.
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If troubled with Rheumatism, Neural,
gfa Scfatfca or any Nervous disease, cal
at the John H. Woodbury. institute, ~
West 42d St, N 7, for treatment; s La,le
made these diseases a special study. Statlc
electricity. when applied to parts affected,
gives immediate relief and IN time cures
Consultation free.
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SUES THE SANTA FE
Asks for $50, $50 for Alleged Arrest


and imprisonment
St Louis, Oct 29.-August E. Ambs
fled suit yesterday against the Atcai-
son, Topeka & Santa F'e Railway COM
pany for S60,65O damages He ayers
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La CATASTR0FE DEL "MAINE"
Continuation de los detalles tomsdos del
'Diario del Ejercito,' de Ia Hsbans.)
ALAS vICTIMAs DEL .MAINE,

A LAS VICTIMAS DEL sMAINEs
Orden general del Ej6rcito del dts lG de Febre'
ro de 1898 en- Ia Habana
Iniciado por el Excmo. sefior Gobernador
general general en- jefe, acsrdado por ell
Excmo. ayuntamiento de estA capital asstir 81
enterro de las vfotimas do Ia catastrofe ocurri'
da anCche en- la voladura del orucero americana
<Maine,, ,asistiran dicho acto que tendra lugar
mahana las tres de la tarde. desde e sYunta'
monto al cementerio de Colon, todos los exec
lentfsimos seiores subinspeotores de las armaf,
cuerpos 6 institutes, acompahados de coml'
sioues de los snyos respectivos que cada uno
designsra y los o6oisles generates residences en-
la plaza, nombrando esta dos musioas para
acompafar el cortejo que ira precedido por Ia
guardia municipal montads.
o Formara psrte do 81, como representante
do las fuerzas navales, ell Excmo sefior CONAN
dante general del Apostadero yendo las dos
compallfaa de desembarco del oEucero <Alfonso
XII, para tributar los honores fuuebres.
Ell trsje serA de rsyadillo y espsda sable.
Lo que de or1en de s. E. SO publca en- la
general de este dfa para su cumplimento.
FL general 90. jefe de E. M. q.
Enrique So!ano.
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Gaceta Official do hoy

Nombramiento del doctor en- medicina y
= licenoado en- cienoias don Gabriel Ferrer y
! Hernandez para Ia catedra de matematicss que
reeult6 vaoante en- 81 Institute dc segunda en-.
sehsnzs, por pase otro destino de don Jaime
Annexy J Cayol que Ia desempefaba,
-Idem del mismo don Gabriel Ferrer y
Hernandez para ell cargo de Director de dioho
estableoimieuto.
-Idem de don Enrique Alvarez Perez pa.
4 ra 10 cAtedra de latin del menoionado Institute.
.1. ~Idem de don Jaime Annexy Cayol para
el cargo de seoretario del Consejo insular de
INSTRUCTION pabics.
.@ --Idem de don F. U. Sepd!veda para ell
cargo de Official - de la secretarfa del referi'
do Consejo insular de Instruction pablica.
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b 2. u ~. ~
contrsposioi6n, oierta dignfsims , no estudiada
indiferenois haois los que Ia susrte 10 hscs re-.
oonooer como superiores jerArquicos. Es sutor
de varias obrss cientffcas literariss, entire lss
que recordsmos sus interessntes estudios sobre
Hygiene, zoograffs de snimales dtilesy dafinos
4 Ia agricu turs de Puerto Rico 81 Campesino,,
Inocencis, etc., = hs presidido ls Subdelegsci6n
de Medicins, la Sooiedad Protectors de ID II.
teigenois, ell Ateneo Portorriqaeho, Hgursndo
constantemepte como miembro infatigable de
todas nuestras institucones bene6cas, rindisndo
siempre Ia Cicncia y & Ia Carload el homenaje
dc gu mas decidido fervoroso quito.
Ha aqaf, pues, trazos ligeros, un esboEo
del nuevo alcsldc de esta capital, uns nota
que, como sonido regulator, se hace sentir con
vibraoidn intenss grata entire los instrumentos
mas ainados que dan principle Ia aplsudids
Obertura de nuestra reciente simbiosis guber.
namental r.
Puerto-Rico, de Mario de 1893.
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FIgura simpatica

Entire los nombramientos que para dversos
cargos publicos nos anuncia la <Gaceta Ofcial2,
destacsse en- primera lfnea y como modelo mas
eminente de la pericia, rectitud escrupulosa
selection que informan los primeros actos del
Gobierno insuar, el del dstinguido galeuo, DR..
en- Medcina y C!rujfa Lcdo. en- Cieuoias, don
Francisco del Vale Atiles, para alcalde de ests
capital
Esta obra tfpica, que por sus riqufsimos
detalles bastarfa para acredtar la excelencia del
Investigator pcftieo que la reaiiz6, parece sig
niioar algo asf como ell dapason normal que
ese sabio principal organization de nuestra
creaci6n liberal auton6mca desearfa ajustar lss
vibraciones de Las mo6cuIas encefalicss y las
condolences anfmicas de todos a4uellos compa.
triotas que deben oGciar como ejecutsntes en- ell
gran concerto de nuestra venturosa vida regio.
nal.
Ell DR.. del Vale es, sin disputa, uno de los
puertorriquenos mas iIustres benemeritos, una
de aquelss fgurss mas respetables simpaticas
en- que, de un modo armoniosfsimo con luci
das combinaciores sc encuentran coDdensadas
Ia intelgencia feounda, la ilustraci6n, la honra-
DEE, la circunspecci6n, la hidslgufs, la modes
tia demss notas caracterfsticas que buscamos
en- las individuslzac de la nstursleza ra-
cional para aplcarles con tods propie1ad ell
senclllo muy signifcatvo tftulo &c shombre
completos.
Medico de gran reputation, higienista pro.
fundo, catedratico de potentes luces, perodista
de energicos empujes, publicists laareado en-
certAmenes divsrsos, escritor y orsdor, en- fin,
tan severe, atildsdo y sentencioso como come.
dido, ameno y gaIano, es la vez don Francis.
co del Vale un polftico rehe1ivo de arraigadss
convicciones, un amigo leal, IN oiudsdano so.
lotto cariioso con los humildes, ,oatentsndo, ZEN
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de los inmensos vihedos que posee en- Califor-

de los inmensos vihedos que posee en- Califor-
MIA el creso americana.
prpEs2 lihprtV Sc vende por Ia mitad del
''o"'' ''"''J costc, una en- famaute esta.
do, nlmero 3, con todos gus accesorios pie
zss de re, uceto, capoz para papel de 40 60
centfmetros, apropiada para un per6dioo del
tamalo de eEl Buscspids. Informaremos en-
ehta redsc coiGn. l0--3
~. El nuevo alcalde do esta capital, doc
tor don Francisco del Vale Atiles, fu6 obse'
quiado auoohe con una lucida serepata que le
llevsron sus amigos.
~. Segun Icemos en- los periddcos de Ma
drid, e. general Weyer so ha dcsligaio en- alb
soluto de toda iuts,gcncia poIftica con el So
nor Romero Roblcdo. III general Weyer as
pira a diputaoi6n por ia Habana y ronun
ciara el cargo do senador vtalicio.
.~. de Bayam6n nos cscriben: "a la
una media de la madrugada de hoy, ouan'
do todo 81 pueblo estaba en- complete slencio,
fuinos sorprendidos por los ptos de la poicfa
toqucs de campanas, anunciandoros que hs
bfa fuego Como siempre, pesar de haber
sido declarsao Ell fuego por la parte de la 60
Gina de una casa dc ia calle del Rey, propie'
dad de don benito Csrreras, en- la actualidad
desocupads scudi6 e pueblo con heroismo y
extipgui6 ci incendio, que pudo ocasionar la
mentables desgracias perdidas dc coDsidera'
ci6n Aquf DO &c necesitan bomberos, nj hay
casa que se queine pues parece que poseem0s el
orgullo de ser les domnsdores de la traicionera
Candida. A jozgar por Ia frecuenoia con que
Sc suoedcn estes casos en- este pueblo pues en-
m6nos de IN mes ha babido tres conatos de
incendlo, todos al parecer soapechosos, dadas
los horss y circunstsncias en- que han ocurrido,
la opinion rublica cree que hay una mano ocul'
ia, que Sc propone aprovechar un descuido para
hacernos uenzas. llny muchos concentrates, y
estos veoinos que son por excelencia maiioiosos,
atribuyen esos succsos q algan fin vengativo.
va VS. nuestro aloa de que estamos anenazados
per algun criminal de ser reducidos cenizas,
ydehe tener presente que cnalquier disposition
que dicts en- bien del pueblo, e, aceptada y
cumplida por ell veaipdario Hay inter6s en-
desoubrir al inoendiario 6 incenliarios, si los
hay, al efecto, esta misml madrugada, Pc
dian los artesanos demas personss que aou-
deron al lugar del sniestrc, Ia formation de
patrullas, dispuestas 4 servir, tan pronto 10
aouerde ell aloalde. Asf 10 espera el pueblo,
para que refine la tranquilidad. Con que, sefor
Cesteros, manos L la obra. Contribuyamos to.
dos asegurar los bribones que nos quieren
NAL, ipobre del que caiga con la tes en- la
mano! Y caera, porque clio estsmos dis
puestos todos; caido, Ie daremos chocolate
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EMPRESA De C0CHES

La gran Empress de Coches dc los sefiores
( MASSO Y RAMIREZ dc Csyey, ba nombrado
ssgente en- ests Capital don Benito Zalduondo,
7 qoedando instalada dichs sgencia en- su estable
oimiento LA LUNA, San Francisco So, esquina
Cruz frente la Plaza dc Armas.
Coches para Caguas, Cayey, Aibonito, Coamo,
Bsnos de Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz, Pom
%, Guaysms, Arroyo Salinas y Aguss buenaH.
~ Precios sin competencia.
s Telefono nunero 24O.
NOTA: Esta empresa tiene una combina'
I ci6n especial que permite tener siempre en- esta
Capital buenos coches disposition del pdblico,
! ls bora que los necesite.
Recuerdese la direction: ESTABLISHMENTS
Ella Luna, plaza de Armas, Capital. O-2G
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ha causado sorpresa, pues sl seilor Gonzales
goza reputation de inteligente y sborioso, como
10 hs probado en- ell desnmpefio de su destino.s
-. HI descubrimiento del teesoopio es
I'm hecho va bastante conoclo, no tiene NADIA
de particular. Pero 81 convene saber que Mr..
Dick viene hacienda interesantes pruebas con
un aparato, que 81 llama clegantik, cuyas raj
ccs griegas sanscritas estan hacienda caviar
q aIgunos fldogos = lingiistas. Estsndo Mr.
Dick estos das en- el Jap6n vi6 por el eltyGnhk
al vspor que hace nueve dias sai6 de Londres,
motto sobre cubisrta las dosoentas cajas de
sombreros para ell famoso Clach, de Pepe Cid.
-. Estsdistica de las familias mas rioas
de P1usia: A la cabezs fgura Mr. de Rot
hschil en- FRANKFORT, con una fortuna de 270
mlllones de frances; despues vene Mr.. Krupp,
con l60 millones. A pekar do esta diferencia
de capital, MIR. de Rothechild no tiene mas que
oeho millones de renta, en- tanto que Mr.. krupp
tieue diez. Despues do estos venen dos gran.
des propietarios rurales, uno de cerca de Bres
lau (mas de 100 milones), luego un propietario
de Oppeln con Is miliones y otro de las GER
canfas de Msgdeburgo con mas de 40 millones.
Las grandes fortunas que vienen despues que
vartan entire IS y 2b mionss Sc encuentran en-
manos de habitantes de Munster, de Cassel, de
Tr6ves de Breslan.
Gran Hotel Frances mss sssae sSs.2co On 'l vin's psne
do de ests Villa con espacio.as habitaciones,
hospedaje complete desde tl.50 centavos en-
adelante. Sc admiten abonsdos por meses
precios sumamente econ6mcos Guayama
P. R.--JUAN ALFREDO BLOND
(Marzo 2l.)
~ La redacci6n de <LA Ensefanza, nes
oomunica que dcho peri6iico saldra cuatro
veces al mes, con objato de servir mejor las
aspiraciones del msgisterio.
H@ABASTO PUBLICO,--Ls carne de
res, 90 expendsrA mafans en- esta capital 80
oentavos 81 kilo.