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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
TWO SOCIALISTS.
Massachusetts, Elects Mayors on
Socialist Ticket.
Both BrOcktOn and Haverhill
Have Such Executives.
DISTINCT ISSUE MADE.
People No Longer Afraid of the
Sound of the Word.
What Kansas Has Accomplished
Under Other Names.
DISTINCT ISSUE MADE

The east has much to say about the
people Of Kansas being socialists, but
it remained for staid old Massachusetts
to show the first tangible evidence of
the socialistic movement by the cleo
ton Of two mayors on a straight So
cialist platform.
Brockton has just installed it's social
list executive, Charles H. Coulter, and
HaYerhill has for the second time
elected John c. Chase on a socialist
platform.
Mayor Chase, the first socialist mayor
ever elected in America, in his second
inaugural address said:
Capitalism, with all its attending
evils, is sweeping on, manning and
crushing millions of defenceless beings
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
KATY WILL EXTEND.
Work to Be Commenced on San An
tonic Connection at Once

Austin. Texas Jan. 15.-The report that
the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway
company had decided to reject the bill
passed by the last legislature, authoriz-
ing 1T to purchase and operate the Sher-
man, Shreveport & Southern railroad,
provided it built extensions from. Jeffer-
son. to Waskom and from San Marcos
to San Antonio. was disprOven today by
the arrival at San Marcos of a corps Of
the company surveyors, who Will immed-
lately make the final survey of the route
to San Antonio. It will run through New
Braunsfel a thriving German town of a
few thousand inhabitants.
The work of constructing the Waskom
extension is already in progress and
material will begin arriving at San Mar
cos in a few days to be used in the San
Antonio extension.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
BIG JUDGMENT SECURED.
Wichita Man Receivers $4,000 From
Pecos Valley Road.

Wichita, Jan. 15.-J. H. Reveley, of
this city, received a telegram from the
court at Amarillo. Texas. informing him
that he had been granted a judgment of
SIC, 900 against the Pecos Valley rail-
road. The trial was before the district
court of Potter county, Texas, in ses-
sion at Amarillo.
Mr.. Reveley sued the Pecos Valley
Railroad company for $4,000 for injur-
les received from a. fall into a pit which
the company left unguarded. Several
attempts were made to compromise the
claim, but the railroad company re-
fused to make a satisfactory concession
and stood trial.
At the time of the accident, which oe-
CURED the night of May Is, 1899, Mr..
Reveley was travelling for the Fowler
Packing company of Kansas City, Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
missouri Pacific Improvement.

five pound steel will be laid from Leav-
enworth to Atchison on the Missouri
Pacific. All the men that can be Sc
cured will be hired to ballast the track
with Webb City gravel. The Atchison
shops will also be improved this sum-
mer. Our authority for this statement
is w. B.. Doddridge. Mr. Doddridge
stated in the : Globe office that the
Atchison shops would be improved in
1900, as a matter of necessity, and not
to oblige Atchison. Superintendent
Rathburn was present, and heard Mr..
Doddridge make the tatement-Atchi-
son Globe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
MAY AT LEAST TALK.
Western Lines Will Give Shippers
Hearing.

St Louis, Jan. 15-The joint commit
tee of Western and Eastern lines on re-
adjustment of grain rates to the Atlantic
seaboard. met and agreed upon report
to be submitted for the approval OF the
respective traffic associations.
The Western trunk lines have decided
to give a hearing, the Sth of Febru-
airy, to all shippers and representatives
of merchants traffic bureaus who desire
to be heard on the question of proposed
changes in freight classification for the
Western trunk line territory Under the
ference of the executive officers on Tues
day, there will be no change in freight
rates until March I. The shippers are to
be given every opportunity to ventiIate
their objections at the February meeting
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
Santa Fe Money at Areentine.

Kansas City, Jan. 15.@The Santa Fe
pay car will make it's selni-monthly
visit to Argentine to-day and larger
amount of money will be distributed
among the employees of the road than
at any time for some months. The
railroad is employing a very large
number of men at present. and all of
them are putting in full time. The
pay roll has increased at the rate of
10 per cent. a month since early in the
fall. In December Is per cent. more
money was paid out than the same
month in 1898 sa-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
RECORD Breaking load.

Kansas City. Jan. 15-The largest
load of bran ever put on a freight ear
was yesterday delivered by the Bur-
rough & McEwen Grain and Bran COM
pany to the Nelson Grain company, in
this city. The bran was loaded at the
and delivered at it's destination on the
east side of the city. The car belonged
to the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
company, and weighed, with it's load,
an even 100000 pounds. 1t held 1000
bags.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15

due on the order of five placed with
this firm, and word has been received
that the last two have been shipped
from the Baldwin Locomotive works
and should arrive in Topeka in a few
days. These locomotives are large,
equipped with all late appliances, in
Guiding electric headlights.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15

which is to be built from Kingfisher to
Guthrie. Another project which is be-
ing considered very seriously by the
company is to extend the line in due
southerly course from the south line of
Woods county through Blaine county
and connect with the Choctaw & Gulf
railway.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
Models of Engine BUILDING.

Engines No. S44 and s45, two more
new Baldwin ten-wheel locomotives ar
rived at the Santa Fe shops today, and
viii be set up and tested, and put in
first-class running order. There are
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
For the National Live Stock Associa-
ton, Ft. Worth, Texas, January
Is to ID

The Rock Island will sell tickets at
one fare ($14.5Of for the round trip.
Tickets on sale Jan. 14th to 18th, final
return limit Jan. 9th, for tickets, res-
ervations. and full information see
A. NJ. FULLER,
q p e. IT A.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
Early to Bed.

Early to rise and a Beggs' Little Giant
PHI will make you healthy, wealthy and
wise Safe, Pleasant and Enective. r. w.
Squires. pharmacist, 1872 Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
Kansas City and Return $2oo Via the
Santa Fe.

Tickets on sale Jan. 14-15-t6-17th,
final limit Jan. goth; six trains day IN
each direction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
SANTA FE CHANGE.

tension of local railway service by the
application of electricity.
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The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

between Lincoln and Kansas City 10 his
memorable candidacy for the vice presi
dental nomination and his admirers de-
clsred that Cro6ut's charges vere but
the outcome OF deep laid plot Of the
trusts and English money to bring
about Suffers defeat. But Croffut u .
persistent pesson and continued to in.
sist that there was something wrong.
Finally be succeeded in securing .
report which showed that. after the
expense Of the Grand opera house meet
ing had been paid and few incidentals
liquidat-d the sum Of SIS and a few Udd
cents remained for the Boer widows and
orphans-
It was under the cover Of f"incidentals"
the richness was found. Under this
head railway fares. hotel bills and livery
bills for Tsmmruy politicians were paid.
But the greatest Of all were tho wine
bills.
1t is no wonder the q 800 81 Inscription
was made TO melt so rapidly. When =
Tammsny statesman undertakes to
QbepCu tot DoucknAh8
10 bound to give way, and in this par.
ticuiar case II vas tho fund for the
widows and orphans OF the Boer soldiers
that vanished.
According to the report Of the audit
ing conmittee the WsshisRtoo reception
to the Boer delegates vas . diagrsceful
deb.uch and the gentlemen Who travel.
ed in good faith from South Africa to
the capital were imposed upon in the
most shameful manner. DR.. Cro6ut u
an ardent supporter OF Mr.. Bryan. but
be denounces the conduct of the demo
cratic politicians in the most emphatic
language.
Up to the present time the sls and
few odd cents remain 10 the hands Of
the treasurer os the committee. subject
10 tho order Of Mr.. Suisss. After this
shall have bssu disposed Of aoothsr
incident In democrstic syopathy fos
dovntroddsn humanity may b CO.
sidsrsd - closed.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

The progressive nations OF the world ars the
great food cons iming nationa- Good food vel!
digssted gives strength. II you cannot digest al
you eat, you need kodnl DyspepstA Cure. IL a.
eests what you eat. You need not diet ycass:l
II contains all Of the digestants combined wieA
the best known tonics and reconstruetives. u
uill even digest all clAs.es Of foods In . boet1e
No other preIaration will DO this. u tnstanoy
relieves and quietly cured AL stomach troubeos-
CIarke's drug store.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
Played Out.

Dull Headache. Pains in various part
OF the body, Sinking at the pit oe the
stomach. Loss OF appetite. Feverishssss.
Pimples or Sores are ali positive evidssee
Of impure blood. No matter how Il
became 20 it must be purified in order
to obtain good health. Acker's Blood
Elixir has never failed to euro ScroeU-
lous or Sypuilitic poisons or any other
blood diseases. 1t is certainly . Won
derful remedy. and We sell every bottle
on . positive guarantee. II. X. Braistsd.
druggist.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
Aag0ss Yp0Wss.

1T = . surpsising fset.- savs Prot.
Houtos. -thss In my trsvsls In oil parts
a The vosid. fes The lsse Ten ysars. ]
have ost ooss psools hsviag ussd
o..>e,s Asg.sa t1sass thas cay 49,
rsosdy. sos dyspspsaa. dsssa0sd wsss
sed ssooseh. and sos eooseipsttss. I
6Dd fns tourists ssd sslssoss. o. eoe
psssDos allipg o0cs positioos. shsrs
bssdsehss asd general bed feelings froa
irrsgulas habits exist. that Grssois
Augvst Flovss b grand rsosdy. Il
dos BOT inisrs the syssso By frequsat
vss. and y srcsilsot fos sour stouachs
and indigestioe. Sample bottles fres st
the Pioaeer Drug Store. R. L0eks. pro-
pristos. Sold BY dealers ip oil civilissd
countries.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
"nsrs cAsa,- e.esrs.sss esss.

'60f0 CkSaD" ExeUF6s00S EaSt.
On August 4th and 10th: Ssptsnese
7th and 2ist the Santa Fe Route viii
sell tickets at rate Of one fare plus q
round trip from Colorado Points b
Missouri River Points; St. Louis. Chi
csgo and intermediate points. includiag
branch lines in Kansas; also points h
Indian Territory and Oklahoma; Anal
limit for return October 3lst. Full
particulars obtained by addreadng;
J. p. Hall. General Agent Pass- D0pt-
Santa Fe Route, Denver Colo.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
Deossssss sss.sA E,psasa.

Before going any further with their
srgunen the democratic ksders
should explain Why II 10 that. u Presi
dent Mckinley has no backbone, he can
60 shesd sbstiering the republic and
establishing sn empire. After survey
ing oil the predictions he made Ices
vain man than Mr.. Bryan would,
enulss'nG the e.ampls oe the parrot.
come TO the conclusion that he had
talked too much.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
0ssssoss - osss CrvAsa.

II Ar. Bryan cared TO be candid he
could discourse more learnediy upon
the art Of sccumulatins wealth than
any Of the other candidates 10 the 6eld.
Mr.. Bryan 10 the uealthies candidate
before the people today ana he has
made his Dooey since the Inauguration
oe the policies against which he declsim
Cd % vigorously. Yet Mr.. Bryan 10
selfish enough TO decline 10 give the
repu blican sdministrstion the proper
credit for his good fortune.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

lAsxs sun spots AZ rooonen ~. caused tho
exusae heai this msr. and docton deelaso
nearly all the prootra lions Ind uccd By A.
osders Of the stomach. Cord health fnIlowS Gss1
digestion Kodel Dyspepsia Cure digesss 49,
yoa sal II zoe have Indigestion ar dyspspaAo =
CAfke 3 druS atoro-
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07
4 vOoo 0aA~.

The general prosperity os the farmers
in all parts Of the country. north. south.
est asd sest. resul,ioG from good crops
and good prices is . legitimate vote
maker for the republican party. Ths
Lord gaze the good crops aud the repub-
licans gave the good markets. and no
soount cf political nisrsprssntatios
cas 6spsivs either a the credit due.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

schs. isdigsseios ssd coostipatioe. A
ds,ighsfsl heeb dsist. Rs0ovss sll
sssptioes q ths sais. psodueisg ~.
feet eooplsHioe, % aossy rsessssd. .
ed 80 csesa n. Z. Dssisssd, Dvuogiss
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

- beautaeM Wos1n q AT enlarged from yuR o~n
DO We
YpAasc, yosi $500 these brn9 uS 80.
oe00 - VIII furneh FEB 0EAAa, pos3tfveiy
- ose uptoate Portrait MARRIED They Do6e
- es1as.nce Ct their qualify Big yUuf
yo9 thak e The greaase Pestr.is 90 OjW 0o6A -
- faA 70 - toe our Motto Sexsoe e eoupoaA
3aass gvs yoar photos cauvlssss
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

80 . psssiss SUessassss. Cssss hssss
bsss. ssisiag q ~ essA. disessD sfSss
sssseg - ssy essU a dysVspsis. Oss
ooosse eivss i0osdiass rs,ise. . 80
- ssssa. r. 3. Dnasesa DsuGgise.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-07

OosUoo os1Dooo - o0so.
0Doesss lbs :. nssUDs s~ssoso ~
~ ~ - 1sossssos 80 oeAs ossi-
toVssiaDlso" . pessossss issA Ne
bssdb sAse tlsso - - ossy ds0s-
esoejc eepseStuuusoD No u OasR.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
PAUL KRUGER LEAVES PARIS
Cheers Given the Eoep Presi- dent as He Drove Away.

The Special Train Bearing Dom Pat;
 Started for Cologne at 1.40-He Win
 Arrive in Berlin Next Tuesday-Em-
 peTor William May Not Be Able to
 See Him.
 Paris, Dec 1.-Mr Kruger left the Hotel Scribe at 1:lO D. n.. today. ill Il closed carriage. surrounded by a squad ron of mounted municipal guards. The crowd which gathered about the hotel was decidedly small, compared with those which greeted him q week ago. The BOer statesman was cheer"d ant acclaimed as ne drcyp away. swinging his hat from the landau wlndoW in re- ply.
 The Boer committee which accom- panied MT Kruger to the station will go as far as the French border.
 The special train with MT Kruger on beard started for Cologne at 1 :iD ! n
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
Following is the lineup:
RUMORS OF X RUPTURE.
Diplomatic Rela tionS Are Not Strained
 Between United States and Turkey.

Diplomatic Rela ti0nS Are Not Strained
 Between United States and Turkey.
 ConstantnoDle, Nov 30.-The rumorS that ;t rupture of diplomatic relations between the United States and Fur key is imminent are unfounded. The relations between the porte and the United States legation are excellent. In fact the | nited States charge d'affaires. Lloyd C. Griscom. nas been received ill audience six times this year. Only a fortnight ago he was in vitea to a musical entertainment at the 'Yildiz palace. This proves he is per sol.a erata at the palace.
 ,fhe. visit of the United States bat tleship Kentucky to Smyrna dccS not influence the ia tufe of these relations, though it does induce the porte 10 more strictly concern itself with the United States claims for indemnity. which were already on the point Of solution.
 Regarding Dr Thomas H. Norton, jwho was appointed to establish a United States consulate at Harpooti, he is going. Monday, to take posses sion of his post at Harpoot.
 The United States legation Will con- tinl,e to press it's demand for an eX- equatur. but prompt solution or this question is not likely.
 The order to the Cramps. of Phila- delDhia, for q cruiser will be small inc price being less than o0G,O0O l urh- isl pounds.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
pROCEED TO THE CAPITAL.

Washington. Dec 1.-The state de- Dartment to-day sent instructions to United States Consul Summere at Tan giers Morocco. to proceed to the capl- tai of that country as far as possible on a United States man Of war. 10 present. afresh1he claims Of the United States for indemnity for the. murder of Marcus EzagUin. naturallzed American citizen, who was killed on June of this year. The war ship which will probably be the Kentucky. recall ed from Smyrna for the purpose. Will carry the consul from TangierS to MaSagan. which is the nearest point to Fez. the capital of Morocco.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
CANADIANS IN CLOVER.

London. Dec 1.-During a course or sightseeing here to-day the members of the Royal Canadian contingent of troops were received at the Mansion house by the lord mayor and corporal tion. His lOrdShip expressed the nigh honor he felt at entertaining reGl- ment "whoSe services to the empire were sc great that they had been ar- knowIedged by the queens own lips. the highest honor which could be be- slowed upon returning troops. Lied taenant-C Colonel Buchan gracefully ac- knowledged the heartiness of the re- ception of the Canadians everywhere in England. .+~F
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
of people to enjoy heartily Thank sgiv- ing day.

London. Dec 1.-The recent in~ creased activity of the police here against "Hooliganism in White Chap el, has been speedily followed by re- vengeful murder. Early this morn ing Constable Thompson attempted to disberse a band of -HColigans'' wneIi one of the latter turned and stabbed him to death.
 Thompson was closely connected with the search fer the perpetrator of the Jack the Ripper murders.
 Another band of armed ''Hooiigans' shot q woman in the LmehouSe dis trict last night. and Il number of other assaults by these rowtiies have been chronicled.
 Inhabitants of the East end of Lon don are becoming alarmed at the ire Quency of the outrageS.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Met for Annual Football Game This
 Afternoon.

Philadelphia. Dec 1.-The coming soldiers and sailors of the -J'nited States met in their annual football bat tie on Franklin field this afternoon. be- fore q multitude of spectators. which taxed the capacity of the great stands surrounding the gridiron. Prominent among the spectators were members of the presidents cabinet. generals. rear-admiralS. and ether army and navy officers and officials of the gov ernment. Secretary of War Root oc- cupied q seat on the north stand and w;s surrounded by q large number of active and retiring officers of the army. Just opposite. on the south stand. See retary of the Navy Long applauded the work of tho naval cadets. The wealth CT for football was ideal and tn" crowded stands presented a brilliant scene. All through the crowd of %. GOO people could be seen tn" black. gold and gray colCrS of West Point and the blue and gold of Annapolis.
 Of course. both sides expected to win. but the West Pointers seemed to have more confidence than the Mary land lads. The military boys hoped to win by nearly the same score they made last year-1T points-but the young sailors. who made only five. felt
 
 all. it wonld he by q very narrow mar gin. Tine coaches of the two teams. who are all eN-collegc players. we're not saying much before the game be- gan. The few bets that were made were at even money.
 Until last year the elevens represent ing West Point and Annapolis have not met since 1893. Only six games have been played by the cadets of the two institutions since football was per mitted by the government as part of their recreation. and of these til" "middies" have won three. West Point two. and one contest was a tie.
 The meeting of West Point and An napolis on neutral grounds was brought about last wear. and the con- test between them promises to become fixed event for years to come. The occasion was q notahle one because ad- mission to the grounds can only be had by invitation. No tickets were sold except the few that got into the hands of spectators.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
GREAT MINSTREL SHOW.
That Is What Waterbury Will Be
 Treated to in the Near Future.

mat Is W hat Waterbury Will Be
 Treated to in the Near Future.
 The busiest man in Waterbury to- day Is George A. King. who is manag- ing and arranging the coming minstrel performance of AnSantawae encamp- ment. I. O. o. F. It will take place at Polls theater on Thursday evening. December 13. and from the progress that is being made in rehearsals it will SurDasS any event of the kind that was ever given in this or any other city by amateur talent. Manager King has spared no time or trouble to hustle the various numbers along. and he has not been limited financially and. in fact. he has not been handicapped in any way. and the good results will be shown on the night of the performance The program has not yet been coml pleted. but q few of the numbers will give you an appetite to witness the minstrels on the night they are pro- duced. There will be two quartettes the Imperial and the Orpheus. Each is composed of the best singers in the city. The Hogan brothers, premier song. dance and talking comedians; Ted Biggerstaff in humorous selections A drill by thirty-two men will be one of the pretty and catchy features Davis and Gillette. the original I. O.. o. F. Rubes. in their funny automobile act: tableau by the entire company of seventy people. The whole per formanee will conclude with selec- ton from the opera Princess Chic : | The best male singers in Waterbury are now rehearsing for the perform ance and the names Of all of them vii. be announced later.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
QUEBEC LIBERALS WIN.

Montreal Que, Dec 1.-As q result of the nominations for the Quebec legiS- luture. which took place yesterday throughout the province of Quebec. thirty-one supporters of the Parent government niberaN. have been elected by exclamation. There are seventy three seats in the legislature. so that the liberals have c;;rried a cunsiuei;'- ble proportion of the total repres a.lt;i- tion without opposition. All the liem- herS of the Parent government were elected by uccl;imation.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
SIENEn \ IHE ArI,N-

Washington. Dec l.-Secretary Hay this morning. for the government of the United States. and Spnor CorTsi the Nicarauguan minister. for his oH-n government, signed Il treaty whereby the latter government c0IicedeS tO the government ot the United States the necessary rights and privileges within her bes{oWal for the conSt ruction of the Nicara guam canal
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
SMALL FOX BRONEN OFT.

Washington. Dec 1.-Indian Agent Campbell of the Lapointe agency ill Wisconsin. ahs reported to Commis- siouer of Indian Affairs Jones, that small poX has broken out at Oganah among the Bad river Indians. He says that the conditions are serious and the outbreak is spreading. Commis- Sioner Jones has telegiHphed him au- thority to quarantine the Indians and take any other methods that are neces- SCrV.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
REAR END COLLISION.

Biooktield Junction. Dec IA rear CId collision between two parts of the north bound freight train of the Bprk- shire division of the \. E.. \. II. and II. k. R. took place at half past twelve to-day. The forward end of the colliding engine was stove in and several cars; were damned. No one Was injured and the damage will be light. The cause of the collision naS not vet been aS,.cI.taiu2tl
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01

Berlin. Dee 1.-An official of the for eign office informed the correspondent of the Associated Press to-day that the foreign office was notified late yeSter- day evening that Mir Kruger would arrive here Tuesday. The official ad- mitted that Emperor Williams travel ing plans may preveut,him from seeing NIr Kruger.