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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
INVADERS REACH SEA.
Commando Penetrated Through the Rich Great
Berg River Valley.
fEy Associated Press

J
CAPE TOWN. Oct. 1.-THE invaders
have reached the sea, q commando OF $50
men having penetrated through: the rich
Great Berg River Valle$. to Hopetield and
SalGanfa Bay. northwest Of Cape Town.
The Republicans have secured 4 num-
her of recruits and considerable quanti-
ties OF supplies. General F,rcnc!, is di-
recting the operations aGainst them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

Notices have been posted throughout
the city calling attention TO registration
day. which is Saturday, October Goth AT
ter that day nosoce can register or trans
fer until after the November election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
KlzzzAAANE naifIAHh@s@AiAlI
y y re !, q . cc;,ed;,te ~ Eifaci
JUNE so, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND tDAILO, BYRD-sTRsE

JUNE so, 1901.
,FayE RICHMOND fDAILT), BYRD-STREE1
STATION.
s.co A. M-NoEFoLR LIMITED. Arrtv. ~
17orfoIk ii.2O a. NJ. stops only AZ fe1-s.catA
waverIy and sn:;elS. ,,,1r.co pxpprss Err
ITnehburg. Roanoke, C"lumbus and Chicago
FyyTet Pnrior C:yr Petersburg TO Roanoke. Pult-
man sleeper Roanoke TO Columbus also I ieI BITS
SIaeper Roanoke TO Knoxville.
i5P M-OCEAN-SHORE LiMIi ED. Arrt'f
Sorfolk 5.S5 p VI stops only at fetersonTs
yvayerIv and suffolk. Connects at Norfolk VITA
steamers TO Boston. Providence. New YORK, BATH
'h9i. p M2For Suffolk. Norfolk and intss'
,,SJI,f stations Arrives AT Norfolk at 10 70 r. IL
o 10 + I.-For LynohburS and Roanoke. Con
.,ccts ~ l-nchburg with Washington anu Chattis
nooga limited Pullman Sleepers Lynchours u
%t.E,nbis and New Orleans. Cafe. Paftor AMI 20
csrvafjnn Car RadfOrtt 10 Attailn, Ala Fuilmas
Sreeaer between Richmond and Lynchnurs'
Rrrths ready for occupancy at $50 r NJ Also
IrIIn,an 5 Iee2cr Petersburg and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchpufs f IN.
the west daily AZ I.35 n NJ. and SO r NJ itU,A
Norfolk and the East 81 il-luA ~ rs. y ".
and $50 Z. VI.
NO r WAGNER. City Past and IicAss a.
~ RosLEY. District Passenger agent
w BEyILL General Passenger AGENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
.cHEDrIF EFFECTIVE JUNE g. so'i'
II AINS LEAVE RICHMOND Va.

.CHEDCIE Ef 49,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
go A Mo. Is, daily, for Durham, y -
and all stations between keysytiie ana gurhsntt
connecting ut Burseville for tArmSilIe a'Ls
Ivnrhburg; NJ Je1ress for Buffalo LiihIa sp' f,7
aud local stations or Norfolk tlyISinu 10 paii'
yitis. az III ford for Henderson; at DURHAM ips
paieirT Colds boro md all North Carolina p2Lpb'.
~ i M-No. = solid train daily ioF ona,.
Iotta y G. connects At Moseiey with i arm -
snT powhAtar Railroad: at greensboro Tor III III
aa,n Raleigh and Ninston-Salem; at paHttiN
.rith No - United STATES :ast mail sotia tthF.
da;i, for New Orleans aGd points sousa. Whici
carries sIeerers TO New Orleans ana JAG
s"n,,ec,irr for Nassau and Havaaa Buhet Gra0'
1rooIn Sleeper Richmond 10 Atlanta and bftin.
IIY"smP Mo H. southcr:, express daily ~
- 90 tI,gnsta Jac sonviie and points South
sTasnar for DauviIle. Greensboro. salisbury sna
chetIot,c open at Richmond $50 P. " tnrnec,
I'M III ,s.S New York aud Florida Express and
s:nnthwestern Limited. which carries through
sTssns~s Ia Augusta. Savannah, JacAsonsitle,
Tartna Nashville Mem phi,, Atlanta. New Or
80 &c Complete dinlngcar service also
pri.,1an Tourist sleeper Mondays. WednesdaT
,'i EriGsys Washington 10 San Francisco with
snt change With connections fot all points IL
TaIas Mexico and California .,
G,ns p Mo. - Local, daily excsp. SSi4.'J'
for EcysviIIe aGd rn,ermedi:tte points
.r-.y>-. .-~~r.'-r- --r.ss--'
go II. ~ and Goo \. M.--FroT, Atlanta. Al
.,'sfT and AsheyllIe .lld ali points South.
$40 A. M-Fronl keysvtlle and loc.s! statioat
3:i3 r. M-From Durham, oxfort ant iniet
mediate stations.
,or,r rprrcrrT ~, ,TNS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
A Heurico Marriage.

Mr.. Joseph I. Amn1ons. a well known.
citizen Of Henrico. and Miss Eleanora
Lloyd, also Of the county, were married
Wednesday night at the brides home, at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
HEARD IN THE LOBBIEs.

Captain, Willard Here Oh a Flying
Trip.
Capt. Joseph T. Willard spent last night
in Richmond, anG lett on the 5 o'clock
train this, morning for his home in Fair
fax. He came down ON private business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

Why, l wouldn't think OF saying such a
thing, and / wouldn't think of doing SO,
even if Colonel Boge was one OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

LEA rs 5SltdAiPND
s.nP Mo. &c. Baltimore Limited. daily ef
..nt sundays connecting at West. Point wilt
ttcamer for Baltimore and York River Landings
stous only 81 stations between Qainton and "est
Point. :, r... s,,,- .x.a,.
SnrSovs for wes. Poin and intermediate stations.
CONNECTS with stage az Lester Manor for aissssos
an sca NJ No "a, Local Mixed. Leave, daily.
.r.en. suniay, for West Point AMI intermediate
.fa,tors. connecting With stage a. Lester ssi.as
Tor Wake r,ou and TspoGbann *
~ TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
aI5A M.-Daily from Yves. eo!n.. w!ss coaasa-
uon frou, Baltimore, EXCEPT Mondays.
uiO1S A. M.-Exeef. sundays and MONDAYS
GAS P. M.-Daily. except Sunday. nom "sss
potnt and Intern edlate stations.
steamers leave Wes. Point daily. eLeep. Sua-
days, $50 P: NJ. arriving Balstsno.e n:v
S.samer, call at Almonds and Yorktown Auss.
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays: Clay pan. saa
Gloucester Mondays, Wednesdays anu sfAo'
No. ..a + Main 81. i-tJ..at ntt. St
SIT ,rpwIcK. Gen. Pts. Aee ~
8 .. - ~ - - Washington 2. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

the bench on account Of ill health. Alr
Mcdowell is q grandson of Henry Gay
and is a native of Kentucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
YA1L,oAnls.

Schedule in Effect May 49, 1901.
iv. Richmond. 2:43s m 1880 p IN
LN.3YetcrsburS p M i!:.u p m
40 D m 800 q m
ar. Hamle: 1e:s9 . IN 500 q n
Ar. Atlanta ......#...-...... 9:co :, Il, SIS p
AZ coiansia iEsssn time, 1859 ss m 3 n,
Lv Coiun b. tCcnt't time, i:e5 a m SIG q m
ar. SayanE9k 81 81 m I'd 10 N M
Ar.Jncksonyilic ............ 3:i5 NJ t:ln p m
Ar.Tallah assee. a:l3 p m e:so m
Ar. Ocaia ....5............ l:iS p ~, 1:6Gs a N
Ar. Or land 5:J1 r n, ga q m
al. Tampa ... $40 . m els a NJ
Arr!,ort Tampa ............. 1880 nm s:So = ~
Train No.A1 leaves Richmond $50 a. M. daily,
Tor Petersburg, Norlina. y. c.. a.i all internedi
nte. points. Connections st Noriiua With train
arriving Henderson e:lo p. m. and Raleigh $50 =.
day. =
Trsin. leave Richmond fo- Washington, New
o. IS 1T 3:S5 u.
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa for all
Florida East .CoaS: points. and Cuba and Porto
Rico At New Orlean, for all point, in Texas.
Mexico and alifornia.
TEAMS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND DAILY:
t:ss a. M. No 81 From ALI points South an.i
s:45 p ?. ,n No. ss0Fron. Sorlina y c.. pe:es,
burg and local points.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 81 and S-Florida and metropolitan Lin
through Day Coaches between Sew York .nil
7 nra. Through Draw Room bn'es Sleeping
cars between New York and Atlanta
Nos p and e6-Flcrida and Atlantis Fast Msll
Through rawing- Room Buffet Steering Cars DO
tween New York ard Ta'lt.- connecting az II W.
let with Steering Car 10 and ron IN
connection with Tlls1 IhrouS' .G1'D'aa i'SAe's
z. 2. SMITH, district Pass. Agent.
j. NJ. BARR. +. D. L. rVS II
- : : @ Portsmouth. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
M KINLE HEART
WAS DISEASED.
fcontinued IRON FIRST Pege.)

table. At the close Of the operation the
surgeons present animously assured DR..
mann. in answer to his questions, that
they were perfectly satisfied that every
thing that was possible had been done.
and tina. they had MOI further suggestions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS

Nos. q and6s between Manchester an. N-s
Work RIVER LINE VIA WkST P0tSf..
THE F4VORfTE ROUTE NORTH
zr,, d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

: It is said that Mr.. H. c. Mcdowell, Of
Wise. will be recommended for United
States District judge to succeed Judge
paul. should that gentleman retire from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
HaIL.noAE-
,AtIantic-COast Line

a SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE, June 30. 1901
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
STATION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18

REPORT OF AUTOPSY,
DR. GAYLORD 8 report OF the autopsy is
lengthy and detailed The gangrcnous
cavity found behind the stomach involved
the pancreas and the surrounding loose
tissues, the bottom OF the blind pocket
being formed by the upper end of the left
kidney, which was found 70 tc..,,.,1
1T that point to the extent of about two
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
MAY BE TROUBLE WITH THE
GERMANS OVER VENEZUELA

which the United States is ready to re-
sst with the navy.
About six weeks ago Germany it was
announced, was about to send squad
ron of cruisers to assist the German
ships now in the Caribbean to intimi-
date Venezuela.
Following this declaration. it was
semi-officially announced here that the
United States would send the North
Atlantic squadron TO Venezuelan wa
ters. Since that time there has been no
knowledge Obtainable here about the
dispatch of the German cruisers It is
= regarded here, however, as significant
that Germany has kept her ships in the
Caribbean. although the acute stage OF
/ the trouble at Colon has passed.
/ The preparations Of this government
! 10 meet any movement of Germany
have been going on quietly but effect
/ lively. and without a suspicion omcially
given out Of their real intentions. Here
is the present situation.
The Alabama and the Kearsarge
have been ordered TO Havana and thence
to South America. where they will ar
rive at the CloSF Of this month At
tached TO this squadron are the Mariet-
IA and the Machias. Inc Marietta is
at Colon and the Machias is at san
/
Atlantic squadron. The Iowa has been
ordered south from Panama and is to
stop first at Callao. The ostensibIe OBJ
ject is that she be docked in South
American waters. She undoubtedly wIil
proceed TO join the North Atlantic yes
sells. The report comes from San Fran
cisco that the Philadelphia is about 70
start south. II is said that she is mere
" going 10 Panama but as the trouble
there is over. il is manifest that the
Concord will be all that is necessary
10 keep peace The Philadelphia prob
ably will join the North Atlantic squad
ron. The collier Nero Is loading up at
Norfolk and secret orders have been
sent to the Topeka and the Texas to go
south.
The United States could thus assem-
BILE in an emergency in South American
waters the Massachusetts, the Ala
bama. the Kearsarge. the Texas, the
Nachias. the Marietta, the Iowa, the
Philadelphia and the Topeka without
hurryinE any ships now lying up in or
binary or out of commission.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
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CONFERs WITH COUNSEL.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-At the
and his counsel today it was decided to
ask Secretary Long To withhold his ap-
proyaI Of the findings of the court of
inquiry until such time as the Admiral.
through his counsel. can file an objec-
tion thereto. The request was delivered
to Secretary Long and while he has
not yet answered the communication,
it is understood the request viii be
granted.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-Hon. Isa-
dor Rayner and Mr.. NJ A league,
counsel for ear Admiral Schley be
fore the court of inquiry. are holding a
consultation with their client today for
the purpose OF outlining their future
course Of action. Admiral Dewey, pres
ident OF the court. today was asked for
a statement as to the extent TO which
he endorsed the findings Of the major
ity OF the court.
Il have not a word 10 say" b" re-
piled. Not a word"
Since the court OF inquiry rendered
us FtEulCt. rear <AuIUlIal sotnitE mas
received "A large number Of letters and
kilograms. all containing expressions
OF confidence and esteem and offers Of
assistance To answer these personally
would be "A work OF such magnitude
that the Admiral has addressed the fol
lowing letter to the Associated Press,
which he asks to be published.
Washington. Dec 16.-TO the Ass0-
ciated Press: / beg To express through
he medium OF the Associated Press my
gratitude and heartfelt thanks for the
kind words and evidences Of interest
in my welfare which ] have received
from all parts Of the United States. The
magnitude OF the correspondence rem
ders IL impossible for me To personally
acknowledge the same and ! therefore
take this means OF expressing my ap-
probation TO one and ali. Very truly
yours,
WINFIELD SCOTT SCHLEY.
Rear Admiral. L. =. N
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

! NORFOLK, Va, December 15.-Ir
conversation with a New York mer-
chant here the staff officers of the Ger
man cruiser Vineta, which vessel has
been overhauling and coaling at New
port News and which is under hurry
orders to proceed to Venezuela to join
the German squadron, said:
We Will likely seize the coaling sta
tions for the payment OF 10C0O, OOC
marks due to German citizens. They
have had enough when three Presi-
dents decamped with government funds
and patience in collecting the debt has
about been exhausted. We expect that
the United States will vigorously pro-
test against the seizure of the stations
for the collection of the debt. but we
sincerely hope there will be no trou-
BILE"
WASHINGTON, December 15.-Ger-
n1any's declared intention of forcing by
a naval demonstration the payment by
the little republic Of Venezuela of an
indemnity of 81. 600 900 Is the subject of
naval activity both in the United States
and Germany. Notwithstanding her
subsequent assurance Of a pacific char
acter.
President Castro's diplomacy in the
imbroglio il not approved by the Unit
ed States. He has announced that ne is
not responsible for III acts of his pred
ecessors, but if driven to the wall
by Germany he would compromise by
permitting German colonization in Ven
ezuela.
This latter declara ton fs the one that
aroused the keencst interest in the
United States and brought about dis
cussion Of Germany's real intentions by
thu highest officials Of the administra
,ion. The result II this declaration is
that Castro Will not be- allowed by the
government 70 deal with Germany for
a colony. which is clear contravention
Of the Monroe doctrine. This is the
fr4tur. of The assumed negotiations
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

ST. JOHNS, y. F.. Dec. 14-Signor
NIarconi has sped and guided the cleo
tric flash across the Atlantic; wireless
telegraphy has spanned the ocean.
At Signal Hill. at 1890 p. m. Wednes-
day. December 18th. Marconi received
on tape the letter IS" twenty times.
The letter was transmitted to Marconi 5
receiving apparatus by the forty
horsepower engine in his station at
the Lizard. on the coast OF Cornwall,
England. 1900 miles away. Twenty
times the waves forming IS" were sent
1900 miles through the atmosphere and
imprinted themselves on the receiving
tape.
/ Three times on last Thursday. De
cember 18th. the same letter IS" was
received on the tape from the Lizard.
He is elated His experiments have
been "a magnificent success. The proph-
ecy made in November. 1909, has cen
verified
According to reasonable calculations
We shall have America and Great Brit
ain upon speaking terms before the
first Christmas Of the new century
Marconi today Informed the British
government that the great triumph Of
electricity has been accomplished. Had
he been a little nearer England. ne
might have used his system 10 send the
message. That there might be no mis-
take. that the news Of his success
might not be lost in the air. he en-
ployed the OId-fashioned cable.
FIRST TRIUMPH OF THE CENTURY
ST. JOHNS. y. f.. December IA
Signpr Marconi has achieved the first
great triumph 0f the twentieth century.
Al Signal Hin on Wednesday last, and
again on Thursday. he received '-ii''i"ss
messages from "a station in Cornwall
England. 1900 miles away. n" has an
upuur-d that ~ has solved the problem
Of signaling across IN" Atlantic ocean
without wire or cable. The announce
m-ut was made 90 the British govern
m-ut today
Th- station IN CORNWALL at The Liz
ard. from which tlIe remarkable mes
sage comes. cost so 900. and is the most
marvellous wireless station Vet e~tah-
lish.d. NarcOni showed your special rr-
porter q photograph or the station. II"
says the plant there was used 10y tho
British navy lately 10 signal 10 TN"
Dphir with the Duke and Duchess of
Cornwall On board. returning from
their tour around the world. The sta
tion. of course. signals t. steamships
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
MARCONI SENDS A MESSAGE
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN

provided with the necesslt apparat:ls
Marconi says the plant at the station
has been greatly fortified and improved
very recently.
{ The inventor, rejoicing. declares he is
now quite certain of the result fol-
which he has long striven: that as
soon as a station sufficiently equipped
is erected on this side of the Allan &c
ne can talk between two hemispheres
and carry on commercial business much
cheaper than by cable. He * tubilaut
and cries: Two continents can now
talk to each other"
Marconi will visit Cape Spear. near
-. Johns. to see if that site is conven-
lent for a permanent station. He will
also go 10 Cape Race. He leaves for
England next week To install still more
powerful Instruments in Cornwall that.
he feels sure viii enable him to com
nunicate with the interior OF Canada
and the United States. Kemp, formerly
torpedo instructor in the British navy,
and Paget. an electrical expert of Lon
don. England. accompanied Marconi
here as assistants and are rsjOiciG 2
with him.
Gable messages from all over the
the world are flooding Marconi tonight.
The experiments were made in Cabot
Tower on Signal Hill. distant from St.
Johns one mile. The tower was erected
in COmmemOration of Cabot's discovery
of Newfoundland in 1897. and is five
hundred feet above sea level The
height Of The Lizard station is about
200 feet
THE FIRST FULL DETAILS
ST. JOHNS. y r Dec lI-The first
ful details that tell how the triumph OF
wireless trleEraphy accomplished,
how a message was sent l.So0 miles across
IN, Atlantic prove that Marconi pre-
pared for this experiment with the most
scientific care and utmost secrecy. Had
his experiment failed ne would not have
been disappointed. for failure would haya
meant nothing when one considers the
,.xtraord nary task that such trial put
upon his apparatus. IL. succeeded. Hr
ia eiatrd triumphant To-day crowds ni
people asccnd"d Signal HHl in the vain
hope that they might inspect the appara-
tus. with tho foolish wish TO hear The
tfckiu. Of IN. messages across thu sea-
Messages were received bl NarConi on
4 very sensitive tcI,phou" attached 10
his Instruments that enabled him 10 de
t,ct signals tuat th. instruments them
.ol.,s intensely delicate. could not re-
cord. These crowds would hav, been
uuuDrrd To- -c' Marcoui TO congratulate
INN. 10 -l.L, his hand EN,rNou" is
striving ,o Go him honor. To-day hr wise
ir,d Iiehup HoNrIry ut an" Catholic p.ri-
ace. Tonight Ns;roui dimes at GoN'I.l-
m,ur Iou~, with Sir 'av,ud.sh EoNlv.
N. a. VI. c.. governor OF Sew Found
land
% w.,- Sir Ca,rndi-h. as ,N- rope rsen-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
SCHLEY'S
OFFICIAL
FRIENDS
Propose to Give
Him Thanks Of
Congress.
RESOLUTION
INTRODUCED
The Admirdl's Mail Is OVerbur-
dened With Letters From
Admirin9 Friends.

aa... 3 3. :. 9. :. "a. q :. :. :.
-
- WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-At tac
:. opening OF tOday's session of the
"a Senate Mr. Jones OF Arkansas in
= trOduced a joint resolution as fol-
:. lows:
:. That the thanks Of Congress
:. and the American people are here
.. by rendered TO Rear Admiral Win
.. field s. Schley and the officers and
:. men under his command for high
- ly distinguished conduct in con-
:. flict with the enemy. as displayed
% by them in the destruction CT
:. the Spanish fleet off the harbOr Of
:. Santiago. Cuba, July 3. 1898.
:. That the President OF the Unit
:. ed States be requested To cause
- this resolution TO be communicated
- to Rear Admiral Schley and
=. through him to the officers and
:. men under his command"
:. Without comment the resolution
:. was referred To the Committee On
:. Naval Affairs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
In Restraint OF Anarchy.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-The Senate
today adopted the resolution Of Senator
Vest directing the Committee on Ju-
dietary to Investigate and report upon
method for restraining anarchy and
restraining those who attempt tp as
mate the President.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Probably q Cenard

PARIS. Dec. ia morning paper
here asserts that COMMUNICATIONS
Hrths has reported To- Mr. Kruger that
he mas $4,000 armed men. 10000 being
Cape colony recruits
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
Senate and Treaty.

WASHINGTON. Dec I6--The Senate
= t2-1s p. m. went into executive s-s-
SION tu consider tire Hay-Pauncrfnt-
treaty
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Continued on page 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24

Continued On page g.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-19
LOCAL MENTION.

John E. Frost is in Lawrence today
Dean Low left today to go to the In
dian Territory on business.
Fireworks have made their appear
ance in many of the store WINDOWS;
Born, June 10, to Mr.. and Mrs Ford
Robinette of 1872 East Eighth avenue,
a daughter.
The pavement on East Seventh street
between Quincy and Monroe streets IS
being completed
The colored Presbyterian church
members are enjoying an outing at
Garfield park today.
Deputy United States Marshal Pres
colt, who went to Texas with a federal
prisoner. has returned
Zubia Gleason has been granted q di
vorce from Leon Gleason. The question
of alimony was settled out Of court
L. G. Brown went to Neadville. Pa.
today He viii visit in Rochester and
Buffalo, N. Y, before his return to
Topeka.
The RossvilIe News has been sold to
J. s. Stewart, Of Cleburne, Tex. H. J.
Richmond. who formerly owned it, will
locate in Topeka
Dr.. G. G. Pritchard. c. H. Samson
and w H. Bradbury are in Denver,
where they viii remain one week at
tending horse show.
The closing exercises of the Assunp-
ton parochial schools will occur to-
night in the church hall. corner Eighth
avenue and Jackson
Sergeant Carpenter arrested Messrs.
Kiley and Chesney for selling liquor
this morning He captured a beer keg,
pump and three glasses.
Police Matron Thorpe has sent
barrel of magazines to some boys
whom she has placed on farms in the
western part of Kansas
The fambeau club will meet tonight
ct Arm a Kansas
Fourth of July celebration.
Bankruptcy proceedings were com
1nenced in the United States bank
ruptcy court this morning against {.
u Nichols, of Smith Center
Mrs A. It. Pigg, who was granted
divorce from her husband, proprietor or
the Fifth Avenue hotel three months
ago. has made application to have the
case reopened. She was granted $1,s-1
alimony.
A washington dispatch announces
that Henry E Winans has been ap-
pointed a substitute clerk in the post
office at Topeka, and E. w. Robbins, OF
Wichita has been appointed book
keeper in the Union Indian agency, in
the Indian Territory.
The Topeka Choral society will meet
tonight at the hall, $40 Kansas avenue.
for the final rehearsal before going to
ottawa to participate In the production
of 1.-The Redemption" at the Ottawa
Chautauqua assembly. July p
The secretary Of states Office today
completed the full shipments of all
house and senate journals, and copies
of the session laws of the last legisla-
ture to every county in the state. Pre-