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The Topeka state journal., 1901-07-04

the Stockholders meeting. the board Of
directors met. THE election of president
ing DR. Northup serving in his pres
ent capacity until that time Rev h
W. Chaffee was elected first vice prest-
dent; Rev. L. B. Shuey, second vice
president; Mr.. II. F.. Ellis, treasurer.
and Rev. c. S. Nusbaum was reelected
secretary. Mr.. o. G.. Markham, of
Baldwin: Rev Chaffee and Mr.. A p.
Blythe, of Topeka. were elected as out
of-town members of the executive
board. Following the meetings at the
Hall of Philosophy, the board met at
Dr.. Northup's tent and elected Dr. Mil
ner superintendent of instruction by ac-
clamatiOn.
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MRS. NATIONS TRIP.
Will Lecture For Benefit of a Purity
Industrial Home

Marionville, Mo, July 4.-Carrie Ma
ton, the Kansas joint snasher. will
make a lecture trip through southwest
ern Missouri for the benefit of the
Purity Industrial home located at this
city. She viii deliver lectures at Mar
ionville, Springfield and Peirce City.
The Purity Industrial home has two
features. One requires a pledge against
whisky. tobacco, profanity and obscen-
ity, the reading of a book on purity and
the attending of lectures on this sub
ject. The other is the providing of work
at broom making, ditch digging. etc
for those who have no money to pay
their way.
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of homeless people Will suffer untold
loss from delay. They urge that the
cattlemen have been given a year
warning. and hence have no right to
complain.
The report from Denison, Tex, of the
formation of a company to make a rush
for the Kiowa lands in Oklahoma. on
the theory that they are now public
lands and subject to homestead settle
ment, and that no restrictions can be
placed on their settlement, Is q re1tera-
ton Of a claim that the interior de-
partment already has found ground
less
Congress last March passed q law
governing the subject which supersedes
all other laws, and which provides that
the president in his proclamation, shall
prescribe the manner in which these
lands may be settled on, occupied ana
entered. and prohibiting any violation
of such provisions.
The interior department holds un-
qualifedly that no one can settle on
the lands in violation Of the proclama-
tion. and that any one who attempts
to do so will be precluded from obtain
ing any Of the lands and probably viii
subject himself to prosecution.
To Cure Chllls or Malaria in 4 Days
Take Quinoria. All druggists are author
lied to refund the money in any case ct
chills, fever or malaria It fails 70 cure
Price SOC per package.
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WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
The same old atorv.

J. a. Kelly relates an experience similar
to that which happened in almost every
neighborhood in the United States and
has been told and retold by thousands OF
others He says; Last summer L had an
attack of dysentery and purchased a bot
tie of Chamberlain Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which I used accord
ing to directions and with entirely salts
factory results. The trouble was con-
trolled much quicker than former attacks
when I used other remedies" Mr. Kelly
Is a well known citizen of Henderson, n.
c For sale by all druggists.
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HEAT MAKES DOGS MAD
Many Animals Afflicted With Rabies
in Brown County.

ST. Joseph. Mo-, July 4.--The intense
heat has caused a mad dog epidemic in
Brown county. Kan. A number of per-
sons and a large amount of live stock
have been bitten, and havoc in cattle
has been particularly heavy, death re-
sulting in the course of three days.
Mary Norrie. the II year old daugn-
ter of Ebon Norrie, died Wednesday
from the effects Of a. mad dog bite. a
crusade has been started upon all stray
dogs and they are being exterminated.
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TURNs ON TEE HOSE.
Col d. r. Anthony Gives an Irate
Actor a Damp Reception.

Leavenworth. Kas, July AT the
office of the LeavenWorth Times late
Wednesday afternoon Col. D. r. An
thony turned a hose on Ernest Castle
berry, an actor. said to be from Kansas
City. who came to resent unfavorable
criticism of his acting. Castleberry
first called at the Standard Office. To-
Gated in the Times building, and an
nOunced his intention of cleaning out
the newspaper staff. He was hard to
get rid of, and his loud talk caused
crowd to gather.
Castleberry finally started into the
Times Office, when Colonel Anthony
met him, and without any loss of time
turned a hose on the actor This put
him to flight. Shortly afterwards Cas-
tleberry returned to the Times office,
but before he could announce the pur-
pose of his visit Colonel Anthony drove
him out with a chair. CaStleberry was
afterward arrested for disturbing the
peace
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rARMERs DO SOME SHOOTING
An Old Feud Causes a Loss of Life at
Esbon.

Esbon, Kas., July A shooting
scrape occurred here last evening
which resulted in w. A. Johnson. a
farmer losing his life. Johnson came
to town presumably to do some trad
ing. He was walking along the street
when he met Roy Wilson, another
young farmer. A quarrel began and
Wilson knocked johnson down. he
got up and started to run when Wilson
pulled his revolver and fired four shots.
three Of which took effect, one entering
his right arm. Wilson was taken into
custody at once.
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wood caIled ID Washineton.

washington, July 4.-The secretary Of
war today issued an order to General
Wood, governor general of Cuba, auth
orizing him to come to Washington, at
his own convenience for consultation
with the secretary of war upon Cuban
affairs tt is said that this order has
no reference to political conditions in
the island.
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Itema From Hava citn.

Hays City. Kas., July Arthur
Capper, of Topeka accompanied by
John Dawson, of Hill City, has N ade a
thorough examination trip through the
Trego-Ellis county gold fields this
week. The J. S. Haley Telephone com
pany has just completed telephone con-
necuons with all outlying towns IN
Ellis county from Hays City to eastern
towns.
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A GREAT RECORD.
The Cardinals won 9 Out Of II Games
and Didn't Lose a Series


St. Louis, July 4.-Nine out of four
teen games is the marvellous record
made by the st. Louis club in its bat
ties against the three eastern clubs,
each of which is admitted to have
pennant chance. Philadelphia was the
only organization that could secure an
even break with the Donovanites. New
York and Boston could win but one in
three, and Brooklyn, last years PEN
nant flyer, was successful in but one OF
four attempts against the tribe OF
Donovan The performance is such
remarkable one that the St. Louis team
will have to perform miracles to keep
up with the demands OF the local fans
in the month on the home diamond.
st. Louisans now believe that they
have more than an ordinary chance 10
win the flag this year, and the root
ing" that win be done for Donovan,
Burkett a. Co. from this out VIII sur
pass anything ever Witnessed in the
pal1niest days OF Comiskey and his
four time winners.
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x. q. Machinista Enioinad.

Kansas City Mo. July I'm answer
to petition fled by attorneys for the
Riverside Iron Works company, Judge
Phillips, of the federal court, has issued
an order enjoining the members of
lodge 90 international Association of
Machinists from interfering with or in
timidating the employees of the com
pany- Copies Of the petition We're serv-
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catarrh, but simply give temporary relief which
dose Of plain salt and water will do just as well.
Catarrh must be driven out Of the system. out
Of the blood, By an internal remedy because an
internal remedy Is the only kind which can be
assimilated into the blood.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets do this better than
the old form Of treatment because they contain
every safe specific known to modern science IN
the antiseptie treatment Of the disease.
Next: The use Of inhalers, and spraying ap-
paratuses, besides being ineffective and dis
appointing IS expensive. while complete treat
ment of StuaEt's Catarrh Tablets can be had at
any drug store in the United States or Canada
for 90 ents.
mother living in Charleston Mass, the
happy possessor Of four children. writes:
''oatarrh Tablets not only cured me of chronic
nasal and throat catarrh but they have saved
me many an anxious night with my little ones"
Dr. j. j. Reltiger, OF Covington, KY, says
II suffered from catarTh in my head and throat
every fall. with stoppage Of the nose and irrita-
ton In the throat affecting my voice and often
extending to the stomach, causing catarrh Of the
stomach. bought a hfty cent package Of
StuaFt's Catarrh Tablets at my druggists, carried
them In my pocket and used them faithfully, and
the way IN which they cleared my head and
throat was certainly remarkable. I had no
eatarrh last winter and spring and consider my.
self entirely free from any catarrhal trouble"
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Officers Stop Prize Fight.

Little Rock. Ark, July 4.-The fight
between Oscar Raney, champion of Ar
kansas and Young Sharkey Of the Pa
cific coast, was declared q. draw after
the fourth round here last night, inter-
ference by officers putting a stop to Ii.
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Huckler-Little Weddinp

Emporia. Kas. July AT the home
of the brides parents, Chas. E. HuckIor
and Leila Little were married Wednes-
day. The bride is the eldest daughter
of NJ c. Little. one of Emporia' 5 prom
inent insurance men, The groom is a
young lawyer OF Chicago. They took
the evening train for Chicago. where
they will make their home
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She Didn't Wear . Magk.

But her beauty was completely hidden
by sores, blotches and pinples till she
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve- Then they
vanished as viii all eruptions. fever sores
boils, ulcers. carbuncles and felons from
its use Infallible for cuts, corns, burns
scalds and piles Cure guaranteed. CSC
A. j. Arnold & Sons drug store, 81 North
Kansas avenue.
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Wichita, Kas, July 4.-Secretarv
Smiley, Of the State Grain Dealers as
sociation, after making personal fnyes-
tigation said today shat the oats crop
Of Kansas viii be the worst failure in
ten years, and that only an Immediate
rain can save the corn. He estimates
the wheat crop at 6S. 600 600 Irlshels
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Haskeli indians Defeated

Winchester, Kas.. July 4.-Winchester
won from the Haskell Indians in an
interesting game. by the score Of II
to 6. Winchester won in the fourth by
hard hitting and daring base running.
A number of fast double plays by the
home team formed the main feature.
Batteries-Winc inchester. Witt and Devin;
Haskell, Margon and Decora-
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pstrolt Plavera Released.

Detroit. July 4.-The Journal says
that word has been received from Chi
cago that Captain Casey and Pitchers
Frisk and Owen. of the Detroit Ameri-
can league today have been released
Crockett, the second baseman Of the
Wilmington team, has been secured,
and will take Casey's place at third.
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Pekin, Ill, July 4-Albert Whitley, of
Chicago, purchased from Levi Turner
of Wheaton, today, the 4-year-old bay
gelding John r. Potts, by Ernest s.
The price was 5000
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Ritchev pefeata Gardner.

Omaha, Neb., July 4.-After 20 fast
and furious rounds at South Omaha
last night. Johnny Ritchey was given
the decision over Oscar Gardner, who
was badly pounded.
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Creamery at Harper Burns.

Harper. Kas.. July 4.-Carter. &
Swisher's creamery burned Wednes-
day The loss is $4,000. partly covered
by Insurance
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Havana, July 4-The illness from
which Governor General Wood is suf-
fering has been officially diagnosed as
typhoid fever. Last night the fever was
high but today it moderated.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-07-04
Fought Twenty Rounds.

Muncie, Ind, July Martin Judge of
Philadelphia and Australian Billy Ed
wards went 20 vicious rounds to a draw
at the Interurban club last night.
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N. 3. q. Detroit. Nich.. Julv 80

Round trip tickets $3.50 via Santa
F'e. Good until July Is with privilege
extension of limit. Through sIeepers
and chair cars. For descriptive folder
apply to agent at depot.
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Pirates Secure shortstop Carr.

Schenectady. n. Y. July 4.-Shortstop
Carr. owned by the Schenectady State
league club, and loaned to Troy. has
been sold to the Pittsburg National
league team.
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to meet Commander Owner Bradley
was asked.
t.'Tf they want match and will make
It worth my while, win go there, Ger
tafniv" he said
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
WESTERN LEAGUE


At LJflIN ' Elk
Score by innings: RH.E.
Colorado Springs 30 0 2 0-3 8
Eatteries-Eyler and J. Sullivan, Nc
Neeley, CASTOR and Donahue.
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a. MILWAUKEE.

Score By Innings: Ri. p.
Mllkee % O 0 0 O-5 IS 3
Detroit % 0 O 0 0 O 0 Q 0 0 2-7 IA 3
Batteries-Garvin and Maloney; Miller
and BuelOW.
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Score by innings: RHE
Des MOines --..-..-.-0 Q 0015 0s-9 8 0
Omaha ..-..- ..--..2 0 O 0 o 0 0 3 OF z ;
Eatteries-Cath and Cote; Gordon and
Gondins.
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AT MINNEAPOLIS.

IuUIIgs. +
Minneapolis -. III 3 2 2 A-I7 is !
St. Paul ..-........1 o 0 0 0 o D o o. s 3
tteries-Swormsted and Donahue;
McGin and Holmes.
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SCOTe on innings. r II 10.
Kansas City ....-...-.0 0 0 I 0 I 0 %-3 8 J
st. Joseph ...-........O 0 0 0 2 0 0O0-2 6
Batteries-Weim and Messitt; Nc
Donald and DOOM
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
AT BOSTON

Attendance 236a.
Score by innings: R-H z
Boston -. --...-.....2 0021103 s-9 IA
Baltimore III. 20 1 o 0 0 0 o 0-1 5 )
eries-Young and Criger; Howell
and Robinson
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Score by innings: RHE
Cleveland .-. % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 3
Chicago ..-. 80 0 0 0 @ 0 2 0 IA 5 2
Batteries-Dow owiing and Leager; Katoll
and SuNden.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

AILenuanCe. I.3oz.
Score by innings: RH. F.
Washington = II 1000 oOO-7 10 /
Philadelphia . 30 3 o 3 0 / o o s-o u
Batteries-Mercer and Clarke; Bern
hard and Powers
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.TAE MRoNe MEDICINE.

Thousands Of people yearly treat their
alls with the wrong medicinS They are
In the habit OF jumping af tue FIRST "cure
an" they sec advertised ana fancy they
are going Ia be benefited
ing their medicines These are times when
the country Is hooded with the printed
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piles la any form can not be too careful
IN It's treatment
The delicate membranes may receive in
iurles from humbug remedies ina, viii
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AN UNLAWFUL RESIDENT
THE CHARGE AGAINST YOU LONG,
A RESTAURANT EMPLOYE.
Defendant Accorded a Hearing Before
Commissioners Dunn and Given I'm
til Saturday to Produce Certificate.


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Markat square was nm hoforo r-,,+oi
s,at,, ,, ""s UP nel're uulted
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terday charged with boipo nm rrio,rf,;
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the original plan and they were entitled
Alderman Miller moved 70 lay over
Alderman O'Leary moved to table Al
dcrnan Ailicrs motion. Carried
Tue original motion Of Alderman
h iSa d ws tn Northumberland SnITb tho street
commissioner grade 'Paschai and Noble
streets. Carried.
appoint committee To confer with
county commissioners With a view to build
. bridge. across Waite oak, bayou near
line of First and Flfih wards. Carried.
By Aldermnu Bcnnett-That the mayor
advertise for bids for all sewers reported
npop fnvorably BY board OF public works.
il, Alderman o'Leary That mayor ap.
point q committee 10 confer with properly
owners IN Fair grounds IN refernecc to
! opening up streets az per report OF en-
Mr Roberts 4 property owner in that
upon this matter Of opening up these
streets. He said he was willing to let the
S Sn,a a9ys MS RroPgsgyy s az be OF II . idhey
A. II the city could not pay cash he
world take tax certificates
This proposition was based upon the
| condition thai all the streets In the addl-
! tion were opened up
The mayor appointed on this committee
Aldermen O'Lcary Thomas and Thomp.
By Alderman Aubcrtln That the mayor
1 hive Hogan street graded Referred to
I street ana bridge comittee
BY Alderman Thomas That the gravel
/ token from streets IN the Third ward be
! paced ON Iceland street for a width OF
tNenty-four feet commencing Mt Crawford
extending castwardly.
motion wns made to refer this TO the
special gravel COMMITTEES, but this motion
was tabled aud on motion To discharge the
committee resulted Ia Tie vote and tho
motion Of Alderman Thomas was finally
by Alderman OLeary- Tint secretary re.
port to next meeting Of council the mum
hrr Of water hydrants In each ward. Car
~ Alderman Mueller-,rhat the attorney
and engineer report on his motion OF April
"A, 1900, in regard to the opening mp OF
by Alderman Thomas That mayor have
plans and specifications prepared for a cei
S2oWD, ns the city now lGts $l0l PC
month rent and has lying Idle u Si2,0t
site for that purpose.
Alderman Miller amended that the cost
Of the station he 10000
The motion as amended was carried
NY Alderman q. Lehry Ihat the marke
fans In the market oyer stalls pcstcre
vita Hles Referred 10 market committee
for report next meeting.
BY Alderman Hnlvcrton That the en-
rlnpcr prepare for the Missouri. KDusN.
nud TcXas plans and specihcat ons 10 grad
Spring street from Houston avonue~to city
limits Carried.
By Alderman Rue That street commits
suner clean the Calhoun stree ditch from
Smith street south TO city Units. Car
lied
BY Alderman Ruetlhat street commits
steiner 10 OIL holes on Cheneveri street he
tween Walker and McKinncy
Amended ~ Include entire street, Car
rled MS amended
By AIfrrmnn Thompson -Thnt mayor al
veriiRr Tor bids Ia pave ChartreA as pc
plans aud specifications now on hlc II
city sccrctury's office, said bids 10 hi
opened on hrst meeting In August Car
riel
Adjourned.
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N nal q. al Nn,es.

The junior camping party left Che city
Yesterday morning on the Galveston, Hoas.
ton and Northern for seabrook, and are
now enjoying Camp Watkins on the bank
OF Clear lake, about mile from the sta
tion
The association Is think 1t would bc
good scheme To have another week IN
camp with the senior OF grown young men.
The Young men who would like 10 spend
next week q, Camp Watkins are requested
TO notify MIR kincade OF such desire by
Thu sday OF this week. II doEcn men
will 20 and viii pay 81 She party vii! he
made mp This amount Will include eN'
penss OF transportation,
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RrMARr nF A cnrGn-

cough is not disease, but symptom,
Consumption and bronchitis, which are the
most dangerous and fatal diseases, have for
their arst indication persistent cough,
aud II properly treated as soon as this
cough appears are easily cured. Chamber
lala's Cough Remedy has proven wonder
fully successful, aud gained lis wide rep
utation and extensive sale by it's success
In curing the diseases which cause cough
ing II it Is not beneficial 1t will not cost
you cent For sale hy an druggists.
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Funeral OF Oscar G. Mcclellan.

The funeral Of Mr.. Oscar G McClcuuan
occurred yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
taking place from the residence OF Mr..
H. W. McCarty, on the Clark street road.
under the auspices OF Post Oak camp No,
IS, Woodmen OF the World, After the
last sad rites were conducted according 10
the camp ritual the remains were laid to
rest la the German cemetery.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
ms. PrnelIa PennInnton.

Mrs Pruella Pennington died yesterday
morning AT o'clock at the family resi-
deuce, 2iO6 Runnels street. Mrs. Pennlng,
ton had passed the allotted three score and
ten years, being IN the seventy sixth year
Of her ngc The funeral took place yes
terday Afternoon at 4 o'clock, interment
being In Evergreen cemetery.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Inc Tabernacle Methodist Sunday school
expects TO nave It's picnic at La Porte
Thursday " lhls week, and any friends
oi The congregation who want to 70 on
thcir train San get tickets OF the teachers
or dt rho j. \. Dcaly company store Pill
FNpnln street, 30 cents for adults * cents
Tor nhlllrpm
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FRESH SHRIMP.
River and lake shrimp; best nsh bali.
Artusy, 4l6 Travis; phone pa.
w,rt rRe put a. :, eng.,n

For rates and particulars about the Pan
American Exposition call on any MISSOURI
Kansas and Texas Railway Agent. or al
dress W. G. CRUSH
Genr Pass. Agt, Dallas Texas.
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REPORT or STREET COMMISSIONER
The'feport OF the street commissioner Tor
May showed work done In the different
u.aras a. eAliovve.
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PArRICK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7Ss
hss,syy nesh,nsEy ana .ates a speciality
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wss list dasg Stencils. rubber stames.
]. " Love, 2205 Mechanic ST.. Galveston