davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
JannlGger mener .

2sao, TIE SUM-. - South 0utotu
Dental Societp. Ipm er Iummsnfat al
SonoIGger fra ale adnter at Staten,
msote Der ious iii en- ire 9asss aon>
pentipn. Or. 6. u. Snbniun fra Gbiz
caao hal bolos bet fornemite 6oreorag.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12

Britt, 7oe Sum-. - Sobn Rattss
farmbus, en- balp Dill fra gpen, bleo
ioaa sDelagt at SloebrdnO, Iom bar
paaiat. s Suie Dor 9. Minor meo 6as
Mile. ION miitspe alt, bpao De eieoe.
9ette er BET dnpet Sus / Raboldset,
ION er sOslast pau famine Wtaaoe.
Slcp Fnnsfurpirret.
Qss Moines, 7oe SUM. - 5bp.
aongrsamano u. s. SoImes, Tom Dor
i Boone blep ious al en- aommisiion ers
tlar,t FOR iinpsipe. Penseiorger iises
at bare Iuriassn. !9an tients to Ser
miner / aonsresien.
Stor @ape.
,5olpd gitp, TIE Stunt. - 6. Wbits
n0 Garr / Serbian, q. g., for9reos
ioaQ ,Sopa Statsuniperiitet $4,000
til 0prettelie al frie SdolarIbips for
LATTICE unge M9no. Wr. Carr er 10
Gar CANNED og tiente en- 6ormus pen
at ipstulsre / Soma 2uno.
Saluonerne uanpt.
0e8 Moines, 8be SUM. - aae S1a
homer / Sss Mpines aabnsr lsjsn
imorgen sfterat bape perst lutet ! ire
Raansoer. Sc blsp iutfet / Ssnbolo til
en- 0eciiion af Ssieiteret. iom ertlarepe
0erss gamls Petitioner ior lopitriolgs,
Nne Petitioner er tilpsiebragt, % efter
IN bitter Rctsltrib bar Saloonteeperne
ouroet.
9ps ut 9ip
W&dion Gitp, Soe sunni. - %. j..
6aipper, en- peltisnot SdnoelsreiIenoe
ior Ct fort &~l9oesbus | Nep Yort
baooe Opret lioe pda en- llges Hangel,
ION ban ufiIuttebe imorges oeo at opsrs
NiGre i'm Strube / ct 9arslIs / Sotsl
BiIion. San bruste en- garbertnip.
Dan siterlaoer fig en- fraitilot 8one Og
en- 0atter, Iom netop bar sraoueret fra
Ct College / MisIouri.
Hu sr be Gift.
Siour Gitp, TIE SUM. = %. 6.
IStytamara, Pr9iibent for Gditeru
1e1raita C @~ulfbansr, os Miis Warp
Wc4ui'ter al Optota Gitp, Nsb., blep
vi. 4 imorsss forenet / 9Gsteifab /
9oteI 6arretion al Srebsoommer Ger
rs, McNamara os pisens 5ur bar /
tere Tiger / Retterne ti9mpet ON Be
liooeiie al pisen. Mcaqiiter bar uos
l'9ot mango Sruilsr, oe Der tBr bitpe
u5rtter enonu. !Sdn flyer enonu, at
4~tcytdmdra life tan 9gte hans 0atter
cg lsoe.
Tarlis br1nbt.
5'rt Dodge. 7oe SUM. = Msosns
Hrs. VI. M. Sabar ieFtermiooag un,
Rr Batting at &leosr tos bet Odms
Ptn" Sei Op al &isbelen, fit bun pluos
lStl5 et epileptif 4nfalo. SUN falot
'OeIsooer Opnen, % ben enc Irm fdlot
~ | ben tosenbs &iebel. Oct pdreoe to
"o'Iliter, fsr 5amilten fanbt benDe i
os'a9 Sitting. Senoes aegeme us
@Fme er frpgtelis br9not. Oct er Tibet
@aao ON, at bum fan lepe.
Sfipn fin Rome.
olour Gitp, Toe SUM-. - Charles
(. Heln9art, iom eier ct fort Sotel Der
Sqen, itico isaar i'm aons, mso bpsm
gan 4aooe perst gift i tire Maaneoer.
Se'paa Itiro ban fig felp. Oa be blsp
Danoei. bar Mrs. aeinbart bso os
"T'nQort ocenpe. De bapoe p9ret
"0e'lllsr ON Mprgenen, % up paa 0as
Sa tlsrte Hsinbdrt hsnoe iii Slqat /
'Rr1eDen M Qnyenins Mt nor AM
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Tuasst Glueu.

Ydntton, sos SUM. - 2isst al
George Smith, ion fcripanot for en-
llee iiDen, msosns ban pIrisce en- Niger
nar MisIouris Srso, bIeo bragt I'll
Spen ioag. San rar iunoet ! 6Iooen
Here Mil neoenfor MsctliHg.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
GnnTna.
Sannsbg soelast.

Gbetopu, TIE SUM. = Timber en-
It9rt Storm iOug 6lso aanOsbDsn
5auItner, ipo Mil j Rorosit for Gbss
topu, neiten sDslust. Stolsbuiet, en-
&irte og Here 9uie soelasoes, og ans
ore bleu flemt b~effaoiget. 5ugsns
bIpite at flere J%drmbuis / Smegnen,
"a @plingerne led tor Staoe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
0aun | @iapp 9airs.

Winop Gates, Sps SUM. - Wm.
pattsrIun, ipm bar borst ipr at Tros
9dnp for gpen, bar funost en- sieniqns
lis uubtsmmsiis 5oripning i en- Spboe
al 253 Sob. 9anost er bIrot % har
ingen Smag. 0a flsre fcrsirpsS
SorIeg tioIissre er 9iprt paa at Iaa
en- Yrsno, er 9nfoltst MI me9et til
frepie msb bette Selo. gn 9inpmrus
Ga ct 0anotuurn Itdl itrdr opferss.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12

"geD Nrnen" ND. AZ.
~9nbbplb: Tutb. = On 8cinbes In'
FaGt, 5Gnoerne % Surbpielien. Selpe'
nsysllo. - Gil S,bsfororlp. = Vaaoer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Slnif Of Sporet.

Niaita, TIE SUM-. = st ueitgaa.
snOs pasiusertog paa Ct. 2Ouis &
San 5runciscobanen blep truffet al
en- adnidscptIone paa cenns She al
Ospsso Sl. / imorges, % bOer snsitt
8pan blsp bleit neo / 9rsftsn. sc
cramps blep iadret. % grprssmans
ben Better brat antlsn. Gptlonsn
tenn ira Rorbsit ca trdf 5rainet. me-
oens Del sit meo 30 Drills Cart.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Stor @abe.

Soma Gitp, TIE SUM-. - 6. Wbits
mp Garr / Sorpan, q. g., iorareo:
mag Soma Statsuniperiitet $4,000
til 0prettelie al frie S4olarIbips for
Iattige unse Mano. Wtr. Carr sr 70
Mar gammsl os tiente en- 5ormue per
at Ipstulere | Soma 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12

Grootiton, 8oe SUM. - anor.p
9snoritIon, Is adr gammsl, brutneoe
ioag, meoens ban buoeos Jig i Rso Gate
RiDer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Irocs at bare Rmbsipg.

Honalton, 8be SUM. = Sheriff Ris
Der al 2tttls Sails er tommen bib for
at laoe Sannu 8etiel unOeriegs pud
5oritunoen. SUN tom til gpen Yrs
bag og patte Spmprfiom6eo Deo lin
~beipnoerlige Serb. Sun ltdl IdnoIpns
Iiguis ienoes til Niplet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12

Sc nOfpmne ytllmmere al "SSeo
'glrnen" fan erbolOes for 25e
eItrd.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Sfaaret %tuersouer.

Granite 5alIs, 8oe San. - Charles
Guo, Simefeeper peo @reat Rort9ern
8rusinotdg i Horoeit for Snen, blep
brabt i9dur peo at fable unotr
gognene. 81 @osne gift ooer BAN og
far bans 2egeme toers al. Sans
9iem er / 9piperoils, Spbo Gountp.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Trifienbt.

Gong grcirie, She SUM. - 8. s.
S~ssislgrops, ium er untIdget for at
hape oreht i'm Stone, 6lep todg funost
lite ftplois. Surpen forIpo life sngang
fine Sober, oa 8~ienoslien blsp gipet.
6lsrs 9ioner ira 9arabau % Cobb,
g8is., bar tilItsoe. pdrret boeoe tio>
lioere / 2ooi.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12

bsisrs Ret fpr granoiiftslie unosr
fpRrs Bombs. Wleoens ban itoO for Ret
ten bleo hans Wor iHDiat / Sdilen, bes
Itnfot for 1rutfenito6.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Appel aiglet.
apiineer b%eifaoiget.

2arimors, 8Ds SUM. - Gn it9rt
8iros % Sanoitorm par 6eituotget
Qplingerne 6etposlig. Naur bsrtil
tommsr 5srtsn, er lloiigtsrne oaarIig.
Grenaolingsn bill bliDe liosn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Saarbt Slag.

Rorthielo, 8bs SUM. - u. 3.
Sboeren fiber uf @irtningerne al ct
baarOt Stag / Sopeoet, iom ban 1T
UNDER en- ~penitabeltg 9rroetamp Yrs
bag often. Oct buabes at ban mart
bill 6lipe belbreDet. Mr. S6ogren itus
berer peo Carlton GoQeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
ilueir.

DULUTH, 7oe SUM-. - Storm, Rsgn,
2pn % Sproen bolot ct Itr9tteligt
Spsttaftel Der ioug. ST Stilt blaite
neo oa trdf 2atprsnce 8otpmdn, Sen
at Or. 9pipmdn, / Sopeoet. 9un b.eo
bdarOt iaaret. Meget Regn falOt, %
BET trGngtes baarot.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Torbeorinaer.

Slapton, 7be SUM. - lloItratte
5orbeorin9er Ital foreta8eS iiommer.
8unopert ital legses og Gementforz
tuuse itul bpgses paa Main Ct. 6lcre
npe 5orretningsbuie Ital opfereS.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Storr Vlnner.

Reo 2ats sails, 8oe SUM-. - 9. 6.
pirdtb Der / gpsn bill orsaniiere Wiins
iotas % 0atotas Sarmere for at ton@
trplers SWpspriisn. Def er bans zig.
AZ irtte Den aGIsrIapsite Pris iii Is
Gents SuI5sisn, % 6drmernes llo9ifs
ter Ill Sra%aniiatipnen itul lite opsritige
en- Sent pr. 8ui6el.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12

Duluth, soe SUM. - 9rsbst paa
ferft Giernina, msOens ban Iutts Sl1
paa en- Barn, bIsp Hanber QbrGblmlon
20 QGr sammel, arrsiterst isaaraftea
al 0etsttiper. Site alene bIso ban gre
BET pad fern 9iernins, men / OpsroGI
al mango 5o!t / poIisiets 6cpsotoar-
ter tilItoo ban, at ban | De iioits tn
Tiger bapoe paaiat iiorten granoe
psriblanot en- Slo / en- Barn. bpOr eT
Ranp og fem Seite inbebrGnpte. 9ar
Iaace, at bet moreoe BAN at is SIoe'
brano os grunomGnoenes SaitpGrt
Giencom til en- 9aroi al 100000 par
truet meo 5are pad oenne Rdaes.
Seftermiooas bIep ban bno;ft til Den
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12

Cuttings, 8oe SUM. - 6. M. 8als
Bridge al Nortbielo er antlaget al
G%runoiurien Der / 0atotd Gountp fpr
at baps iolgt 8rsn, iom bar pplagt /
bans Glepatorer / 5armington %
Wullace, % iom tilbgrte lptals Sur
mere.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Ers. Stub b~egrapet

Senpon, 7os Sum. - mrs. Gliis
Stub bIeo bssrapet planOag. SUN huuoe
ueret ipg / flers 4ar. 6un bar en- afs
bplot % bsidgtet gamrel apipoe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12

0epils Gate. Toe SUM. - gorgerne
nsoltertte iDas 5uriIuget ON at uoiteOe
Bombs til Spisrelis al en- Gin 6aa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
GiIftt ct Ben.

gtsmard, The SUM. - Sumss
Niartin, en- 5rsmmeo Der / Dan,
forisgte igaar at saa omborc / ct
5ragttrain, men futot unOer Siuleue
% fit ct Ben Imtaarst pers al.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Resn fom ennelig.

Mora, TIE SUM-. - Sals al Stas
tens Stoleldno fanot Steo Der ipas.
Sosr 5000 4cres blsp iolst for fra
So til $1,000 pr. Qcre. !9ele Sopns
I9ipet @rouHobouie bIsp iolgt 8ponin.
gen par liplig.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-12
Sanlrppere iaffet.

@inona, 7H SUM. - st Selefons
6uoitab ira Sopsr ipag iasos, at tire al
Be fire Rppsre. iun ~ipr9ngte Pengeita=
bet / Dopers 8uut ion bdIpuuoen uge
fioen, iiooer arreit,ret | Gbicago. De-
tettioer ~iuuieos Dem %. De glt til
foos fra 9opsr til ga Gros'e. buorIra
be toe 5rainst til Gbicuec.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21
A TOWN DESTROYED.
Edinburgh, North Dakota, in Ruins
and Two Women Burned to Death.

Edinburgh, ND. April 21-Fire wiped
out the entire business portion of this
city Friday. Property to the amount of
100000 was burned and two persisted in
the flames. Smouldering ruins and
burnt debris are all that remain to
mark the location of this heretofore
prosperous village; entire families are
without homes. and many were COM
PEELED to spend the night out of doors
The food supply is short and the home
less ones will undergo distress from
hunger. Mrs. Jacob Lindall, wife of
former prominent merchant and
bride of but a few months, and Mrs. B.
Bjorsen, were burned to death. They
occupied rooms in a two story building
and attempts were made to get to their
apartments. but without avail. The or
igin of the fire was in the rear of
Domstead & Cos drug store and sup
posed to be from spontaneous combus-
ton. The Robertson Lumber company
lost their entire stock and buildings.
Five general merchandise stores, two
drug stores. two hardware stores, three
implement houses, one bank, two hotels
two livery stables and many other
buildings were burned. Two elevators
containing several thousand bushels OF
grain are also burned. The railroad
tracks are destroyed for some distance
and trains will be delayed some time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21
BREIDENTHAL HAS ENOUGH
R. II. semple Says His Nomination
Is Now Assured.

r. H. Semple, who is managing John
Breidenthal's nomination for governor,
claims that the conventions to be held
today assure the nomination of Mr..
Prudential to make the race against
Governor Stanley.
Out of ESQ delegates elected prior to
today, the Breidenthal forces claim 255.
Seventy-four delegates will be elected
today by Atchison, Chase, Crawford,
Linn, Leavenworth, Labette, Marion
and Wyandotte which will make total
of 354 out of 54S who win be entitled to
seats in the convention.
Two hundred and seventy-five votes
are necessary to the nomination. OF the
255 delegates claimed by Breidenthal,
IA are positively instructed for him.
other delegates, in all a total of about
800 have notified Breidenthal that they
are for him. This number includes
many who will be elected in today
conventions, so the nomination of
Breidenthal, Mr.. Semple says, sis now
assured"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21
ROOT YIELDS A CLUB.
congressman Desiring FaYors
Must Vote the Right Way.

New York, April PA special to the
Tribune from Washington says:
1t is officially announced that no leg
islation will be enacted by this congress
for the establishment Of additional army
posts and barracks for the use of the
regular army unless legislation reor-
ganizing and increasing the army is
passed. At this session Of congress no
less than a dozen bills have been intro
duced in the house and senate providing
for the establishment of additional army
posts at various points throughout the
country. The south and west have been
particularly clamorous for such legis-
lation and have brought strong influence
to bear on the military affairs commit
tees of the house and senate in order to
obtain favorable reports on the various
bills. AS result they were referred to
the war department Tor a report as TO
the expediency and desirability Of such
legislation. Secretary Root at the solic-
itation of members of the house, grant
ed hearings to several delegations which
came to washington in advocacy OF GER
tain bills. Judging from this recommen-
dalton, sent to Chairman Hull of the
house military committee, the only way
members can secure the location of any
additional army posts IN their reSpee-
tive sections is to assist in the enact
ment of legislation for the reorganiza-
ton and increase of the regular army.
secretary ROOTS reply TO the commit
tees request for a recommendation is
concise. He says: 1T is the view of
this department that no new army posts
whatever should be established unless
the permanent strength of the regular
army is to be largely increased or a
large number of the present posts are to
be discontinued. We have not sufficient
men properly to garrison the posts we
already have"
This recommendation will probably
dispel much Of the opposition of the
southern members to the reorganization
and increase Of the regular army. Since
the. estab lishment of army camps for
the troops in the recent war in the
southern states the people of that sec
ton have been particularly anxious for
the location of regular posts They
have learned to appreciate the CONNER
cial benefits derived from such institu-
tions and are now anxious to secure
their establishment, while opposing an
increase in the regular standing army
for the benefit of the whole country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21
THE DUKE is COURTEOUS.
Spanish Minister Assures Mayor Har-
rison That He Is Satisfied.

Chicago, April 21-The Duke d'Arcos
incident arising from the Dewey invi-
tation was closed today according to
the following communication received
by Mayor Harrison from the Spanish
minister at Washington:
ut was very kind of you to send the
letter received this morning. From
the first moment felt assured that all
about the invitation was a mistake and
that there was no intention whatever Of
an offense. At the same time felt that
I could not drop the matter unnoticed.
Now it is a closed incident and I thank
you again for your very courteous an
swer"
Il thought the explanation I sent was
sufficient to convince the Spanish min
lister the matter was an oversight" said
the mayor, and this letter shows the
duke is satisfied with the outcome of an
incident that is to be regretted deeply.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
New Through Trains to Portland and
Puget Sound.

1.-THE Burlington-Northe Pacific Ex-
press" a New Daily Through Train
from Grand Island for Northwest Ne
braska, Black Hills, Wyoming, Mon
tana, Washington. Tacoma, Seattle,
Puget Sound and Portland, Oregon, via
Billings, Montana-the short line and
time saver to the Upper Northwest To
Central Montana in "a hours; to the
Puget Sound in 81 hours from the Mis-
souri, river. Through coaches and chair
cars, through tourist sleepers, through
dining car service and standard sleep
ers. This is the main Travelled road Mis-
souri, river to the Northwest
Number Is, Kansas City and st.
Joseph to Nebraska, Denver, Colorado,
Utah, Pacific Coast and the Northwest,
via Ogden; also to the Northwest
Montana, Washington, Oregon, via Lin
coin and Billings. Weekly California
Excursions.
Number %, Nebraska Colorado Elk
press" from Hastings for Nebraska,
Colorado, Utah and Pacific Coast
To the East: Chicago and St Louis
greatly improved trains in time and
equipment.
To the North: Best trains daily to
Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapolis and the
Lake Region. J. G. BRAMHALL,
T. P. A., 823 Main St. Kansas City, No.
L. w. WAKELEY,
GenI Passenger Agent, St. Louis, No
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
Genl Manager. st. Joseph, Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21
MURDER AT OTTUMWA.
James Harris Under Arrest
Charged With Killing
j. III. Allen.

Burlington, Kan, April 21.-John II.
Allen Of Ottumwa, a leading merchant
and one of the oldest citizens of Corey
county. was shot in the breast with a
load of buckshot last night about s
o'clock and instantly killed.
He had closed up his store and was
going home with his wife and was near
his residence when shot. A young man
by the name of James Harris was ar
rested for the crime and is now in
Jail.
While the coroner and county attor-
ney were returning to Burlington after
the inquest their team ran away and
threw County Attorney S. D. Weaver
out of the buggy and broke his left arm
near the wrist. There are all kinds of
rumors afioat in regard to the cause OF
the killing of Allen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21

Worth. Tex. are spending few days
in Topeka with relatives. Mr.. Die
trich is secretary and treasurer OF the
Rock Island railroad with headquarters
at Fort Worth.
Mrs. E. NJ Carpenter, of Kansas City,
is in Topeka. for a few days with Mrs.
c. f. Wardin.
The Epworth League OF the First
Methodist church gave an enjoyable So
cial at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. d.
Fuller Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitmer are the
parents of a son. born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Ragland and Mrs.
E NJ. Carpenter have moved from In
dependence to 2200 Forest avenue, kan
sas City. Mo.
Mrs. II. l. Burt, of Quincy, Ill, ar
rived today for a short visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Williams
The Parkdale Paris Exposition, which
was given Friday afternoon and even
ing for the benefit of the school picture
fund was a decided success, financially
as well as socially, and quite a sum
was realized. The entertainment was
a unique one, and was very success
fully carried out
Mr. and Mrs John Clancy will spend
Sunday in Kansas City.
The c. c. club was very pleasantly
entertained Friday evening at the home
of Miss Lydia Culp, on Quincy street.
1t was a masquerade party, and there
were many pretty costumes Music
and games were the features OF the
evening and refreshments were served
at a late hour.
Miss Ideli Clark, of Emporia, will
spend Sunday in Topeka, the guest of
Miss Belle WEIGH.
The following young ladies will usher
at the Teoney concert Tuesday evening:
Miss Lillian Valentine, Miss Agnes
Fisk, Miss Alice Noble and Miss
Thompson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21
FAvORS THE PANAMA.
Views of a Colombian Engineer on
Canal Route.

New York. April 21-J. T. Ford. gen
eral manager of a railway and steam
ship line in the United States Of Col
Ombia is in this city. Mr.. Ford is an
engineer and represented Colombia on
the Panama canal commission. He
strongly fayors the building Of the
Panama canal and gave the reasons for
his position to a Times reporter: Il
was with the commission for some
time" said Mr.. Ford land have CIV
en- great deal of time and study to
this canal which is a vital one to the
American people. I favor the building
of the Panama canal and think that if
it is done the people of the United
States will be the gamers.
There is only one thing, according to
my mind, which complexities the matter,
and that is the franchise question. The
French company owns the rights of
concession, and it will undoubtedly de-
mand stiff price for them. These con-
cessions have still four years to run
and in my opinion that will prove to be
the one drawback to legislation favor
able to the building of the Panama Ca
nal"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21
GATES INDICATED.
Steel Trust Magnate Says He Was
Right.


New York, April 20.-Referring to the
action taken by the directors Of the
American Steel and Wire company at
the special meeting, Mr.. John w. Gates,
according to the Herald, said: well,
you see I was right. The directors saw
it, too and every one of them voted that
I was right. The vote of the directors
was unanimous vindication am
proud Of What the directors admit, by
their action in authorizing the reduc-
ton in prices, others will also admit
within a fortnight. I told the truth in
Wall street and they thought I was
lying. They said the steel business had
reached its height and was going back
and Wall street attacked me in every
way. Wall street is not used to nearing
the truth. That's what fooled them, but
you will see the other steel people fall
ing into line and mark my words, 1t
won't be long either before everything
I have said will be cOrroborated by act
ual developments"
with this cut in the price of products
the mills closed down, the other day
will be reopened soon, will they not?'
asked the interviewer.
NO." replied Mr. Gates, this will
have no immediate effect on the mills.
I can't say when they will open up,
but not in the immediate future. any
way"
what does the opening of the Brad
dock mill at Pittsburg mean, them"
"Oh, that's a speciality mill, ard was
started to get out some stuff for export
orders. The other mills will not be
started up till these lower prices get
some of the finished products out of the
way"
President Lambert, of Chicago, who
has been reported as sending out bull
ish bulletins in the face Of Mr.. Gates
predictions of lower prices and less
business, Mr.. Gates declared had been
Tnisouoted. President Lambert. Mr..
Gates said, was in full accord with the
policy of the company as voiced by its
chairman.
A friend who has been close to Mr.,
Gates said afterward that he doubted
if the steel wire mills would start up
before September An attempt was
made again to have Mr.. Gates COM
nit himself on this point, but he posi-
lively refused.
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LUNG TROUBLES.

Topeka. kan, April 10, 1899.
I can unhesitatingly say the Oxy
genor King took the soreness from my
lungs in one night and the next night
about all the soreness from the throat,
and in three nights entirely relieved.
Before using the Oxygenor I had been
getting worse every day, even while
doing all could to stop the cough and
cold that had settled on my lungs. It
certainly is a wonderful instrument.
This was all within the last week.
MRS. NJ. E. CURRY,
Twelfth and Van Buren, street.
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RAIN ON SUNDAY.
Promise That the Old Adage viii Be
Sustained.

Mr.. Cox believes in the adage that
when rain falls on Easter that there
VIII De rain every Sunday for seven
consecutive weeks.
80 the forecast he sends out is "un-
settled weather tonight and Sunday
me nigh barometer, which brought the
cooler and wet weather of the past
week has passed as far east as the
Great Lakes and low has started
10 move eastward from southern Cali
1ornia and viii bring the unsettled
weather to Kansas. There has been
ram in Texas and Louisiana. The max
lnum temperature up to II o'clock to-
day was 81 and the minimum ST. The
wind was blowing miles an hour west
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Card From Mr.. Larimer.
April 21st. $50.

Apr1I ZlSLs 45VU.
To the Editor Of the Journal:
In your report Of the colloquy between
Mr.. Stonestreet and myself before the
Republican central committee, you make
Mr.. Stonestreet say that he was present
at the polls when the incident that I
referred to occurred. What he did say
was that he was not there. replied then
that I had made a mistake in the man
who acted as clerk. / thought it was
Mr.. Stonestreet- He says it was not,
and I believe him But in doing justice
to Mr.. Stonestreet, the Republicans of
Shawnee county would like to know
why the explicit instructions of the CEN
trail committee We're disregarded and
violated in the precinct of which Mr..
Stonestreet was supervisor?
Respectfully,
n q T.ARTMER