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The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
BARKER NAMES MORE.
Speaker Making ProgressWith House
Committees

Al the MONDAY afternoon session of the
house Speaker Barker announced twelve
additional committees They were the
Committee on railroads-John Seaton,
Atchison county. chairman; DAVID y
Dickinson county. H r GiessIer, Logan
county, James K Tulloss. Chautauqua
county: w r. Bigham, Morris county; /;
johnson. Kearny county; r R. Rees, OF
ts --s cof,r7f-- I 81 Adams Butler coun-
~" 49, = 1fasoT F'Snnev county: T. B
Belts. Shawnee county; w e Mlllar.
Barber county Thos- l. Iaolg I1olgue. JonnS9n l,1ls,
DR. F. H Smith. Sherman county; NJ
Sweeney Pawnee county x,-.4.--
Committee on educat t1On-6T. r. Graf IA 2,
Mcpherson county. chairman; James NJ
Nation. Neosho county. J b Adans,
lie county, Robert Dougherty. Harvey
county. ]. B. Remington Miami county !;
W E Ward Wallace county. J JOS1an CroS-
by. Cheyenne county J. 5 Bean. Saline
ardson. PottawatoTnie county, chairman;
J. w BOgenrief. Jewell county: Geo r
Hayden. Nemaha county H. + Mason.
county: David Swinehart, Ford county,
NJ. W. Cobun. Barton county
Committee on insurance-ChaS- F. BID
de Comanche county, chairman. T. L.
Hogue. Johnson county, J K Iulisss.
county: H A Nichols, Woodson county,
[. s. Griffin. Jefferson county; A L Linz
gard. Franklin county: Iheo OssWsiters
Sedgwick county; H. l. DAVIS, Laoette
Committee on milftfa-A ". Hefey. Os-
borne county chairman: H F. Mason.
F1nney county. Chas- Harris.Lyon county,
DR.. Henry OfDonuell. Ellsworth county
s L. HeberIfng. Usage county. Lew Belts.
Butler county; E H Epperson. Scott
Committee on banks and banking-H- F.
GiessIer. Logan county, chairman T. B.
Adams Butler county w s Finley
Franklin county, T J. Richardson. Pot
taWatonie county l. v. Mckee, Marshall
county J. K Tull0Ss. Chautauqua coun-
w. T. H HILL Russell county Christian
EngeI, Ness county John Halliday CTsw-
ford county
Committee on highways-H- A Nichols.
" OodSou county. chairman X K A1der-
son Greenwood county J. B. Sims shaw
nee county F NJ. EmmOns, Riley county
J. ". Cav. LeavenwOrth county; NJ B.
Pogue. Norton county G. Il. storms.
Stevens and Morton counties. R D Bow
en- smith county J. c. Heron. Sheridan
Committee on printing-Chas. Harris.
Lyon county. chairman. ". =. Ward
" alaca county c. H LulIng. Sedgwick
bert Sarbach. Jackson county Geo y
Hayden Nemaha county Robert Dough
erty. Harvey county h e snyder Cnasze
county ". c. Mil1ar Barber county J.
Chandler. KioWa county c z Roughton-
Efodgeman county J. h lsaT1drey, ~ yam
dotte county
scott Wichita county, chairman: w. E
Ward. Wallace county. G H storms
Stevens and Morton countless NJ G. SlaW-
son. Crawford, s. L. E1lsons Lane county,
C. E. ROughtou. Hodgeman: NJ w CO.
bun. Barton county
Committee on enrolled bflls-Geo. L
Reid Greeley county chairman Ed z.
Eflfr1w Douglas county. F. H PraIle Mar
shall county A. c. Bangs Cowisz coHn-
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
RAILROAD NEWS.
Santa Fe to Extend It's Lines IN
the Southwest.
Extensions to Be Built From
San Angelo and Roswell.
TO SHORTEN DISTANCE.
Pacific Coast viii BE 800 Niles
Nearer Galveston.
Surveyors at Work on the San
Angelo Line.
TO SHORTEN DISTANCE.

1t Is now pretty well understood that
the meaning of President Ripley's visit
70 the west is to look into the plans for
extending Santa Fe lines in the south
west
Omcials Of the Gulf. Colorado & Santa
F'e confirm the report that the branch
from san Angelo Tex is to be built
the present terminus Of the PecOs Valley
and Northeastern This road, along
with the PecOs and Northern, was
acquired some time ago An engineering
corps Is now in the field running the
line Of this proposed extension which
VIII be about 135 miles long From
Pecos city the road runs almost straight
north to Roswell, N NJ
In order to obtain direct connection
with the Santa F'e main line it is prob
able that line viii be built across from
this connection In this way the Santa
F'e would handle its Gulf business on a.
main line from Galveston to the Pa
cific-
This would result in a great saving as
the present route to California from
Galveston is by way OF Newton, Kan,
z. distance Of about 800 miles greater
than the proposed extensions would
eastern road connects with the Santa
F'e proper at Amarillo, Tex
The prime object. therefore, in the ex-
tension of the line is to strengthen the
position Of the Santa Fe on transcon-
tlnental traffic the intention of the COM
pany being to handle a larger proportion
of that traffic via Galveston and the
part sea route. In addition to that the
Santa Fe viii get right into the heart
OF great stock-grOWing country and
Will also be in position to take advan-
tage of the traffic which is being de-
Teloped IN the PecOs Valley country by
reason OF the great strides made there
in recent years through the establish
ment of irrigation plants Thus while
the Santa Fe is pushing out into East
Texas TO avail itself OF the big traffic
in lumber and the big promise in lumber
with the lucky find Of oil at its Southern
terminus it is also pushing Westwardly
in Texas and with the great arms reach
ing out from the main stem, two
branches which have heretofore been
somewhat of a weight upon the COM
pany. viii be made important properties
and the company's system will be ma
terially strengthened
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS

Seventeen years before the public pre-
senreQ over ten thousand times. witnessed
pE millions OF people and still one of the
strongest and most popular drawing at
Mqrrison's production OF Faust Every
thlng IN connection with the production
mas 4tHslYs peen kept Up To such a high
STANDARD Chat its lasting qualities are
1aS been paid TO the brushing up OF all its
ueralls with numerous innovations IN the
scenic electrical and other effects. all of
Wnlcn nave brought about a practically
presentarion. as usual will bear out All
promises made by the mana cement
+ aust VIII be at the Crawford tonight
ever since IL has been under the direction
~ JACOB Lit have invariably been OF
s1ule prancn OF the regular army The
IESr season 1Ir- Lit directed the fortunes
or this famous lay he carried with the
I1llany twenty-five men to take uart
~ tLe great odrrle scene which comes at
L-- sld OF the third act and every one
o- tlem nad just returned from the
I've part IN the battle OF san Juan hill
LAST ear his agents were fortunate
s5Houk1 - k 70 secure the services Of twenty
.-A El0ug1 Riders who had served in
IDA under the command OF f-0InraF
lI-DsssFE4L 4hls season the leaders Of the
o@AtAe scene VIII De TWENTY-FIVE artillery
--ssn VINO nave Just finished their terms
S-@Et4ce n Manila under the command
~. ~ sergeant James Warren. late az the
MIRO artillery T- =. a. At every uAw-
1.olI-lalce rheE VIII be the leaders of the
ostlle. and as they have seen longer
tAer llan any OF their predecessors Ii
is given as it has never been pfvar before
Thursday 49,
Dunn & Ryley's MIX White Flag
comes 10 the Crawford Errfs7aw~
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
RAILROAD NOTES

Senator Branine Of Newton has in
troduced a bill entitled An act for the
protection Of employees from unjust ac-
c1satiOns made by detectives spoilers,
special agents or other persons, and pro-
viding penalties for the violation
thereof
W. H Paxton. from the Newton
shops. has been appointed foreman OF
the Strong City round-hOuse- and J.
b. Hasty. aOf-the Strong City shops, has
been appointed foreman Of the Dodge
City r0und-house-
Lewis FIesher, a blacksmith helper in
the Santa Fe shops. was hurt Monday
evening BY a heavy piece Of iron strfk-
ing him under the right Jaw He was
taken to the hospital. and his condition
iz reported as being improved
H. w Daub. superintendent OF water
service for the Rock Island. is IN New
Mexico locating watering places On the
new extension.
1t is reported that the construction OF
the Kansas City. Mexico & Orient be-
tween Kansas City and Wichita will be
begun Immediately
w b Storey chief engineer for the
Santa Fe. has returned from New
Mexico. where he has been planning for
some important grade reductions
Charles T. Webb chief clerk to Super
fnteudent Mcclellan, was unable to be in
his Office yesterday on account Of sick
ness
M a. Low. general attorney for the
Rock Island. went to St Joseph Satur-
day in q special car
A carload Of naval recruits passed
through Topeka Sunday on the Santa
Fe- They viii go into training at Mare
Island navy yard. San Francisco
About forty soldiers discharged from
service In the Philippines went through
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
a sANTA "a sUIT.
Case Of Thomas Waters Sent to the
Federal Court

Kansas city. Jan. 92.-At the in
stance of the defendant the case of
Thomas Waters. Of Hillsboro, Kas
against the Atchison. Topeka & Santa.
Fe railroad has been removed from the
circuit court OF Jackson county to the
federal court
Waters makes singular charges
against the defendant railway and its
employees He says that on August 25,
1900. ne boarded a Santa F'e passenger
train at Hillsboro intending to- go to
Mcpherson When the conductor came
along, he claims. he rendered him S4
cents. the regular fare between Hills
borO and Mcpherson, but the latter re-
fused to accept it. and. with or without
assistance OF the brakeman. forcibly put
him of near Lehigh. while the train was
running thirty miles an hour He as
serts that he was greatly Inangled and
bruised. and that he remained unc0n-
sciOus for three or four days afterwards
He alleges that he also suffered con-
cussion OF the brain, which caused
paralysis Of the right side OF his body.
and complete loss of the sight Of his
right eye. and that he is now a physical
wreck unable to earn a livelihood y
Therefore. he asks for SO 900 damages.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
FRoMLAs VEGAs

Engine $50 is in the shops for repairs.
Engineers IT, Bowen and Reed havev
reported for duty
Fireman J. w Murphy, wife and
boy. are up from Lamy
r. r. woodward IS the new Santa F'e
agent at Silver City, n. NJ
Night 1Iachinist Holmes and Caller
Roy Gibbons are on the sick list
Engineers Reed and Lane and Fire
man Holmes are of the footboard to-
day
Machinist Crawford returned to work
after having been on the sick list
Engineer Jack Lowe is laying off and
Engineer Weber Is at the throttle in
his stead
Engineers Boyle and Young are lay
ing of while their engines are on a
southern trip
Frank Clay has assumed his duties as
messenger boy for the railroad tele-
graph Office hare.
c. f. Elliott. round house foreman
here, win take charge Of a gang Of men
in the Ration shops
Two passenger engines have been sent
to Albuquerque from Ration on account
Of a shortage of engines there.
Fireman Ginter IS on the or list, sick
Night Wiper John Peeler is or sick
Night A1achinist John Holmes is on
the sick list.
Engine $50 IS laid up in the local shops
for repairs
Engineer E. Lane and Fineman
Holmes are laying of
Roy Gibbons. night caller at the
round d-house, is laying of sick
Engineer James SturrOck has reported
for duty on the Lamy mountain, and
Engineer Wolfe, who was relieving him,
has returned to this city
H J. Ryan. the tie inspector, has been
granted a three months lay-off, though
he was asked to go to Topeka and fill
a responsible position in that city.
Engineer Tom Bowen. after being of
q week sick. has reported for duty.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22


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The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

Saturday. They were returning home
from San Francisco.
H H Embry. general freight agent
for the Rock Island left this morning
in special car 200 for a. trip to Fort
Worth Tex
It is expected that the Missouri Pa
cif1c win make extensive improvements
in its yards at Kansas City, Kas-s A
new steel bridge viii be built across the
Kaw river and the capacity Of the yards
increased The improvements viii prob
ably cost $500 0nn
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
PENsION LEGISLATION.
New Course to Be Followed BY the
Grand Army.

Washington. d. C., Jan 2z-The visit
20 Washington of General Leo Rassieur Of
St. Louis, commander-fn-chiet OF the
Grand Army or the Republic. and the
member Of the Grand Army-s executive
committee On invalid pensions. brought
light 10 the members OF the organization
on pension legislation which is expected
To bring out good results and will ulti-
matelE lead to an adjustment Of matters
IN which the thousands Of members Of
the old soldiers Organization are interest
ed soon after reaching the capital and
securing a hearing with members Of con-
gresS 10 whom the committee looked for
had been made i'm the management OF
the legislation thus far II is not fmprob-
able that the bill which the Grand Army
has been forwarding. providing for a pen
sion court Of appeals Will be withdrawn.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
FRom popeE cTrY.

Bob Hodgeson transacted business in
Kansas City the first of the week
Jim CurIey has been laying off Nelson
HobbIe has been IN his place
T Traynor is collector while C. G
Cristol is in Topeka and Chicago on the
grievance committee
Walter Glaze resumed work Saturday.
Neal Slattery is laying of, and he and
his wife are visiting friends in the coun-
try near Spearviile for a week.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
santa Fs 1Fen show szmnathu.

William Deveney. who was bereft OF
his sister. Agnes Deveney, on Friday,
is machinist in the Santa Fe round
house The rOund-hOuse men generally
attended the funeral which was held
Sunday morning They also showed
their SYM pathy by contributing a beau
t11uI floral design Mr- Deveney is well
known among the railroad men
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
Rock Island Train Service Between
Topeka and Kansas City.
Arrive-


Dr. H B. Hettinger. Indianapolis. IND.
says For several months after sprain-
ing ny ankle was severely afflicted with
Rheumatism finally tried Detchon' s
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and in 4
days could walk without my cane. two
bottles cured me sound and well I take
great pleasure in recommending the Mys-
tic Cure TO all who are afflicted with
Rheumatism Sold by Swift & Holiday.
5z2 Kansas avenue. Topeka
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

mind disappears entirely while
all the muscles are strong and
the nerves absolutely calm
Sleep is the indication given
by Nature as a guide to human
plans to restore health It
shows that there are inherent
in the wonderful human
organism powers OF recupera-
ton which must have oppor-
tunity to assert themselves.
Based on this clear demon
stration, DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy was
constructed by DR.. Greene to
help Nature combat the ills
that attack men and women.
What no amount of powerful
drugs could possibly accom-
plish, can be successfully and
promptly effected by healthy
blood and nerves, the kind of
blood which flows IN strength
ening Hood to every portion
of the body. the condition of
nerves which permits awal<-
ened Nature to seize its op-
Portunity to restore to perfect
health.
Ms FLORENCE TAYLOR. sf &
Co1rflaad Place. Bridgeport, Coan-s
wrinBss
% For four years X was troubled
with nervous debility and hvsteria
IN q most aggravated form II caused
sieepleSsEess and mental depression.
and for u1cnths was confined TO my
Dec- ny constitution wasted and
totally lost my appetite. had many
doctors but they failed to give me
any relief was advised to try Dr.
G-eene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy Twas IN a terrible condition
when began its use. and almost
Immediately there was a wonderful
change came over me 7 reEained
my appetite. the dizziness In. NV head
departed II renewed my interest IN
life and made ne feel in fact. Ike
another person After taking six
bottles thankfully procIzimed my
self strong and well These SIX
bottles did for me what hundreds Of
dollars sud numerous physicians
failed % do"
Dg. Gpeemegs Wer-
WEEFa Is the Remedy
that Cures
Full eKplanaei0m OF these matters
given by-Dr- Oreeas en- request. With
cat charge. Dr. Greene's address il
51 West 18th Street New York City.
Consuitafioa with aim either hy cali
Or letter il Absolutely free
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
CAR REPAIRER SHAW KILLED.
Was Working Under a Car and
n Another Bumped IT.

Caldwell. kan. Jan. 22--Car Repairer
William Shaw was so badly crushed by a
car which he was repairing Saturday that
he died Sunday OF his injuries He was
beneath the car and another car buuDed
it. driving the wheels over his legs and
stomach Mr. Shaw came here recently
from stafford and leaves wife and sew
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
FRoM HoRToN.

T. Hartvielt. J. Warp. T. Kon, T. d.
Wfch ID. Davidson. b. Sutton. W.
Martin. II. Mote. E. McCarty. z. Bay
less and ". G. Kelley have reported for
duty.
Foreman Jack Tefdt i or duty with
a sUrained back
Mrs Meadows has settled with tie
Rock Island for s., 500 and casts Of suit
Fireman Meadows was killed ar Fair
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
Insomnia
Wrecks Me
Nerves.
Dr.. GR.eenGgS
MERWG1RA
Makes Health.


drawn confirmed invalid
ism results
power wonderful Complete
after
renewal Of The fatigue OF body and
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

any housewife whose back is too weak
to perform her necessary work. who IS
always tired and overwrought. who feels
that the cares Of lie are more than she
can stand. It is a boon to the weak ana
ailing-
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
NeoMNfA ! J

INSOMNIA l. a
forerunner of
nervous pros
tration what
organism is
strong enough to stand
up under the strain Of
slsepleas niRhts2 IT, Is
plain that nothing in the
world can possibly take
the place Of restful sleep,
yet many try to exc out
an existence without this
sustaining power Their
nerves are in such . state
OF tension that sleep is
an impossibility, or at
best is q series of hideous
dreams. Tt is not strange
that physical and mental
weakness, an ting
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

W. r. Nfhels Of St Louis No. who was
down with grip. IS reported much i'm
proved He used Dr. Miles Nervine and
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

Mrs. E. T. Masters. at her home in Non
ltor. Ind. used Dr. Miles Nervina and
Pills 70 cure after effects Of grip.
Mrs A. F. Lopeer in the little town Of
1Icdelia- Alinu-- used Dr. Miles Pain PMS
and Nerve and Liver Pills and was well
A. few days
President Mckinley is slowly recovering
from grip and its after effects
George a. FIannerv was relieved of tha
awful pains fn his head in fifteen ruirr,te's
By the use Of Dr. Miles Pain Pills Nov
be Is rapidly recovering AT his home in
Buffalo. n E.
@
Speaker Henderson Is again ln his chair
IN the Rouse OF representatives after a
severe attack of the grip
IT. G.. Heifrey. foreman at the vvestIrr-
house factory in East Pfttsburg had a Sc
we're attack o1 grip. but he used Dr. Miles
Neryine and Pain Pills and was soon back
ln MS place
Rev c. Body was in a serious condition
81 his home IN St Paris. o. but DR. Niles
1Terviue and Nerve and Liver Pills pulled
&im through aA right
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

The friends Of Mrs. l. Denison win be
pleased 70 learn Of her recovery from
grip at her home in Bay CITY Mich
through the use Of DR.. Miles Nervine and
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

Everybody says that J. W Udy IS look
ing splendid since his recovery from tie
grip az his home in Des aIoiues Iowa
They all know that DR.. Niles Nervine
was what cured him
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22
PERSONALS.

Mrs f p. Green has recovered from an
attack Of the grip at Canaseraga. n Y
by the use Of DR.. Miles Pain pills
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

President Mckinley is slowly recovering
from grip and its after effects
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

Among the victims OF the grip epidemic
now so prevalent, F. Coyle IS now recov-
ering at Canton o.. hy the use OF Dr.
Miles Neryiue and Pills
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

Prosecuting Attorney Charles L De
M AeAe. VINO has passed the rhree-scOre
mile stone. had time with the grip. but
when seen at his home ia Rosconuon
Mich the other day. he said Dr. Miles
Nervine was what cured him
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

Speaker Henderson Il again 81 his chair
IN the house OF representatives. after a
severe attack of the grip
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

At nearly three score and ten Mrs. Ca
len Humphrey was fighting against odds
when lne grip attacked her. but she took
1T Miles NeEvine. and now her neigh
well she IS looking
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

Dunn & RyleF-s MIX White Flag
comes 70 the Crawford Friday.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-01-22

After an Illness Of i've v-aelrs f-,-, -.
grip. Mrs. Harriet jackson fs ss~,srs -t,,1,,-
and looking tine Size beran Sai-i-,e- ~
Miles NerEine after the fG7r~rl, --.-,-le -
home is in Bowling Green. 40. 49,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-19

ton of the affairs of the governm ent
and especially vouchsafe Thy presence
to Thy servant who has been suddenly
called to assume the holy responsible
lity of our Chief Magistrate. o, God,
bless our dear nation and guide the
ship of State through stormy seas.
Help Thy people to be brave to fight
the battles Of the Lord and wise TO
solye all the problems Of freedom
Graciously hear us for comforting
blessings to rest upon the family cir
Gle of our departed friend. Tenderly
sustain Thine handmaiden upon whom
the blow CT this sorrow most heavily
falls. Accompany her, O, God, as
Thou hast promised, through this dark
valley and shadow, and may she fear
no evil, because Thou art with her.
All these things we ask in the name
of Jesus Christ, our Lord, VINO has
taught US when we pray, to say, Our
Father Who art in Heaven, hail2wed
by Thy Name, Thy Kingdom come.
Thy will be done On earth as it is IN
Heaven. Give US this day our daily
bread and forgive US our treaspasses
as we forgive those who trespass
against us; and lead us not into temp
tation, but deliver Us from evil, for
Thine is the kingdom, and the power,
and the glory, forever. Amen
May the grace CT our Lord Jesus
Christ, the love of God, the Father.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-19

beautiful words of Lead, Kindly
Light" sung by a quartette. 1t was
McKinley's favorite hymn. Every one
within sound of the music knew it and
half of those in the room put their
faces in their hands to hide their tears.
Comptroller Dawes leaned against a
bookcase and wept. President ROose-
welt seemed to be swaying to and fro
as if his footing were insecure. When
the singing ended the clergyman read
from the words of the fifteenth chapter
of the First Corinthians. All had
risen as he began and remained stand
ing throughout the remainder Of the
service. Again the voices rose with
the words of Nearer, My God, to
Thee" the very words President Nc
Kinley had repeated at intervals Of
consciousness during the Gay Of agony
before lie died AS the music died
away, the pastor spoke again, Let us
pray" he said and every head fell upon
its breast. He began his invocation
with a stanza from a hymn sung in
the Methodist church. His prayer was
as follows:
A BEAUTIFUL PRAYER.
20, God, our help in ages past,
Our hope for years to come,
Our shelter from the stormy blast,
And our eternal home.
I'VE, Thy servants, humbly beseech
Thee for manifestations Of Thy favor