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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Sqiaa Ell 9eterdn. 0af6s
inaton. Q}ai 6. = Mar9aret 6oIemaa
bar ta9et i'm 4fifeo fra Stattammets
0epartementet. 6un er nemlig for
9ammel, men benoes gliece bar foast
4laoien efter benbe. G5ru Coleman
par iommen meo Setret9r Senaro.
ba Yanne fori6gte At mprbe benne.
iamtibig meo At preIioent qineoln
6leD inigmproet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

10 abartaler poelagt. beribIanot btt
nDe Commercial 0otel, og @riolep
Stdte gant.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

SQfaa En- 9eterdn. Waf6=
in9ton, Miai s. = Margaret 6olemaa
bar taget I'm 4fffeo fra Sfatfammefs
0epdrtementet. 6un er nemiig For
gammd, men 6enoes Niece bar faast
9labien efter benbe. 5ru Coleman
par iammen meo Sefret9r Senaro,
oa 9done forIsqte At mnroe oenne.
iomtibig meo At prGIioent qincoln
6lep inigmproet.
0Der enefte Beer bar toftet Som
8ua 5000.
mob Snbuftri ainqe.
Wabiion, Wis., Maj s. - Wleo L
mob Il Stemmer pebtog Senatet /
Dag Ulc@iaioraps Unit 3ruit 5ors
flag. iForila9et forbnoer 9erioner at
organilere Yools, 3ruits eaer aombiz
notioner % beitemmer 9eoer ira $50
til s., 900 for Gbertraoelfe al 9ooen.
Quffet 5parebanf. 6ubas
bogo Sparebanf gIepeIano, 8, aabs
neoe life Iine gere 8aar. Yaa Din
buerne par iat en- 4otis, 6porpaa iton:
sYaa @runb al Den fortiatte llbeblis
oefie af YrGiioent 81. y. 4oGott, bar
8irettionen tloet bet formaalstjenli9t
Al opIette pore llpbetalinger, inotil
ri fan faa pore 2(Ffprer n9rmere uns
berIogte." 8et forpentes, at ingen pil
tomme til at lioe noqet 5a6. Der
iamleoe ia 9aar en- Wasie Wennss
ter uoen for ganten. Spdrere. ioEl
forlanqte beres 9enqe uobetalte.
Stsriteoelen al Snoithoerne er 2lrs
beio5folf. - Yrpfoent 9oaocf forloo
6lepelano for 10 9age Iiben, og iioen
oa bar ingen 6srt fra BAN. Repiio=
rerne begnnote i 9aar meo at unoers
ie9e 9e9erne.
9ronoen / 3dtffonbills,
J ia. Der oanneoe iig Itrats efter
lllnften en- aomite meo Def 5ormaal
Al tomme De branoliote til 0jplp. ~
ltreoe 2lftes bar Der inofommen
$4,000. II 9o9nlabnin9er 9epnebs=
mioler tom @adr fra 66arlestopn
og en- ira 9ttlanta, @a., foruoen III
Del Smaapartier ira foritellige Ste
Der ) 6idar beIpiItes 5000 trpn9en=
De- Ter blep 2lftes uoIteot et ofient
liqt Gpraab DIN 6jalp til be n0oli=
oenoe. boori Der ii9es. at 10 til $1,000
Menneifer er 6iemlsie og, at 6ienbon
er eoeIa9t Ior ira u til = U}iQioner
9oaars.
graiioent McainleD bar telegrafi7t
beoionet lin 8eltagelie meo Den 6jems
isgte gp.
genaobning. ct. 9aul.
U1lnn, Uidl s. - Sole oq SAINTS
goun9er, Iom er bemte til lipsbarist
}pnqiel Sti0noter 5uot6ns, of
blioe benaaoeoe af goaro Of 4riI9a
Dlandgers Ulor9en. genaaouingcp
oil bline qibet enitemmig
Younger grsorene bar iioost fan9
iIeoe Stiapoter Iioen / 1876, bsmie
for Snobruo / Qort6iielo gant % De
oermeb forbunone 8rab. 9enaao=
ningen ter meo 0iemmel af Den
iioite lop9ipenoe Samling oeotagnc
eop.
3il Qorto Rieo. De 5or=
eneoe Staters Acknowledgements
ment bill M oprette en- 5oriegsitation
/ Oor nbe propins porto Rico. Stas
tionen ital beitDres At 9. ,. @oroincr.
Oct galoer ON at faa be mooerne
Wlditiner inbfert, FAINT grunolagt en-
rationel Sorobe6anblinq. Der er enas
nu lite fdget geltemmelle ON, bbor
Stationen ifal ligge.
Gn b1inb Qaqe fuloe ipney
al bare en- llmuli9beb. Og bog finoes
Der 8 eller 10 prattiierenbe blinbe 9ps
ger / De 5oreneoe Stater. @eor9c |
9obbins, Bart Qlpe., gbicaao. Iom ha9 /,
OGret blinb / 18 Qar, grabuereoe for
rige llge fra Gbica9os homeopathic
Stole og ital itrats nebfatte fig iorl
prattiierenoe 9a9e.
Mlrs. SOnes: Siger intet, boa6 man
enb Teller, inbbenbia elIer ubbenbig,
ben eneite ufejlborlige Maabe at fur
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

9atolicisme. aatoliterne |
Nen Yorf mooarbejoer be itore planer
for ct fort offentligt 8iblistet meb tal.
tige 5orretnineer ub ober 9ben. De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Gtattammerets aatlifiae gf5elin9
bar paapiit. at be 5oree2te Stater be
fteml % udfoiieGfi er forteit al ale
6anoelsma9ter oe.ieenoe til llpfprs
fel 6jennemin;tte. al De Fioiie 8 Yiaas
nebers llbfer'e.sirbta3: er pr. Wfadz
neb $124, ,497. .853. pen5 bet for Dor
nGrmeite aonfurrtnt Snalanbs 9eos
tommenoe tun er $117s13,24G.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08
Brqfibenttns 8ejfe. 81

Qreiibentens 8ejie. 81
9aio. Ger, 0}ai 8 = grefoentens
3og antom bertil @aar Morges.
9orgmeitre ira De omli9genoe gnsr
6ilIte paa BAN. 6an mobtog ogiaa
et telegram ira 9raIoent 0ia3 II
Nlerieo, meo penlig oilien iamt Meo=
oelelic DIN, at oenne 6aboe ienot IN
Repr9ientant. General 6ermanoe3. for
at iolte bans oenliae 5olelIer. 4reIi=
bent Meainlen ipareoe, at ban latte
tor 9ris paa ben oenlige 6ilien, %
aotalte be beoIte 2nIter for gr9Iioent
0ia3 Iamt for ben meritanife aepubli..
Senere BAR Yraiioenten / airte p9
6erte - o. Sroni = en- 4raoiten ON
s5ruits og Samfanoets nuparenee
5ilitanb".
Man9e Wlericanere bar ppret fer
foruoen 9rriioent 9ia5's 3eprGieas
tant. @en. 9ermanoe3, oQ Gupernsren
/ Staten 66i6u6aua.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

4loffa5 5remtib. Gberit
=. s.. 8ap. iom nogen 5io bar fore.
itdaet 2tlaIta 2lfoelin9en unoer 2(gers
onrtning8p9ienet nGrer ooerraifenoe
9unitige 5orbaabninger ON 2llaita5
llooiflingsmuli9beoer iom 49erlano.
0aore, 6oebe og al Slags Smaas
torn tan trioes ooeralt gufons 9alen.
8laa9res gioer 2 9ons pr. 9lcre og Der
er 5ilf9loe, Da 4 2leres Qano bar gis
BET 400 guibels aartofIer.
SaaIndrt Der bIiber beore 9eje /
qanoets 5nore, penter ban COB lloz
pifling og 6aaber. At 5olt Ital tage i5
for at opoprte 2anbet. apa9et fan
me9et goot tripes ON 9interen; net
hele td9et er 8inieren Der ilet lite pRrz
re eno Montand og Wboming. Mans
ge Ulenneifer benntter I. 6ts. albrig
Sperfratte. 0m bet nu lite ituloe
pare al Den narliggenoe @runb, at De
in9en 5raite bar, oplqIer 9r. 3l9
lite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

8ortobte 6uftruer. 6ouns
IN 9oaro Of Control aamien, 0}inn.
Der 6eIluttet at uotage Retpiiition3z
papirer mob 30 Mano, iom er remt
fra iine 6uitruer. 9eqislaturen oeota3
peo iioite Sesiion en- 9oo, lom 9or
Rsmnin9 fra 6uitru oq Born til e.
5orbrpoelie, itrafbar meo fra ct til tre
Mars Statsfan9iel, meO en- llnoiatte.s
ie af Straffen. bbis Manben gipet
aaution til Staten for, at ban pil
unoerboloe 6uitru o9 9ern. 6ountn
9paro Of 6outrol bar moattet unoer=
6oloe ct iterre 2lntal 5amilier, bpis
5orisrQer bar forlaot Staten. De
remte 5amiliefaore bar neoiat fig i
foriteQiae Stater. o9 bet antages, 1t
Def bill 6li0e panIfeligt at finbe Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Sort 9ntte. Gn 27aarlg
Manb bpoe forleben paa 0oipitalet /
9enburhport, Masi.. unoer m9rteli9e
0mitanoigbeber. !6an par Iamme Dag
ontommen til gpen og beisgte i'm aaz
reiie. meo bbem ban qgbet af 0agen
laaoe 6remtiosplaner o9 faitiatte
gy0aupsoaqen og ben oerpaa fpl9en0e
gr9aupsreiie, Iom ifulbe 9aloe no9le
a ben ooroenbe gruos Slagtnin9e /
Zften. 9lcbers DC breftcoe oi5ic iaa
lpie 9laner ramtes Den unge Ylano
pluoieli9 At 9tpopletii. o9 maatte brirs
ges til 6olpitalet, 6por ban tort efter
oeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Sfbe6ronbe. Monte3uma, So,
Mai 4. - 0ele 5orretningsItreget /
Gndrt. en- $50 7 D}il noro for 0lontez
3uma, er Iagt 2tite. 8 gutiter, ell
Glebator. poit6uiet. Soteaet, ben
presbpterianlte airte, flere 9eboelie5z
buie og andre 9pgnin9er neobranbie
tillige. De ilelte af De branbliOte baos
De asiureret.
- @riblep, 81. Mai 4. - 20 5ors
retningsfparterer / ejriolep, ialt SO
9n9ninger, er branDt. 8abet ubgps
$4,000.
Slosn uObrpb al. 1.3o ON Gft,r.
miobogen, og bele gpen bar mart /
8are. Der bleo teleoraferet efter
6jalp til peoria. 0len for 8ranbs
iprsjte O9 Mqnoitab tom oerfra, bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Wlrs. Sones: Siger intet, bOu6 man
enb Teller, inboenbia elIer uobenbig,
ben eneite ufejlbarlige Maabe at fur
rere bet pao, er at tuge .,Roctp Mouns
tain 9ea". 35c. Spsrg beres Q(po-
teter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Qraiioent Wc. 9inlen bar gipet
Orbre til, at BET M Qationalmuiaet
uoitileoe .@eorge Waibingtoniana"
ilal ooeraipes til ben beremte 6amilis
e nup4renoe 6obeo 0r. 8eor9 I'd
I6ington Quits qee.
8e paagplbenoe efterIaoenItdber
fanbtes peb gorgertrigens ge9pnoelit
/ General Robert qees gop9l oq bleo
opsrQipne til aegerin9en. for at oenne
ifulot paste paa bem 5arens Siuns
Der.
Man antager. at ben nrite aongres
bill afifbe 5r. See BEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

NaIbington. Maj 7. Oct meooe
les fra Statsoepartementet Der. II
graiioenten itte bar gibet preiioent
9riger noeen fom belit 3iltens
begioelie al. at bennes YeIbq
lite par oeltomment. Wien Der
er ielpfsl9elig beaer lite itet bet mob
fatte. vi Yale ON offitiel eaer uoffis
eiel Vlobtagelfs er for 3ioen qrunolss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

fer 5oIfeoplbsningen qabetirtens
farligite 5ienbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

De ameritanite Sn9enierer, Iom bar
opmaalt og tortlagt Ruten for en-
Nicaraguatanal. bar nu fulbenbt oeres
Qlrbeioe o9 afrejier fra @rebton ben
lite Ulaj. st lott Oberilag f9tter
Omtoitnin9erne beb 9analens gp8s
ming til $210,000,000.
Gn adnal oper panamotangen meo
fem Sluier fat.es til $4,000, 900
foruoen bet, Der aIlerebe er uolast
til 2lrbeibet. Oct frantic Sellfab bill
forlan9e measm 500, 100000 og 1926, :
100000 for i'm 5rancbiie, Gjenbom &c
9lrbejoe, men pilbe rimeligpis labe BET
beIs gda for $75,000,000.
Gn aanal ober panamasGibet paa
!Ssjoe meb !6abflaoen bilbe funne bDas
gss for $250,000,000. Gfter Sngenis
erernes Mienin9 biloe en- iaaban aas
nal blibe ben 6ebite; men ben bilbe alls
fad ogIaa bliDe ben bDreite.
Den alDorliefte Snbbenbing mob en-
pandmatanal paa 6eibs msb 0ooet er
efter Sngenierernes Mening. at bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

auloberflpbtgt. 8a for
life mango qtar tilba9e 5orila9 bieo
fremiat ON at Ie9qe gamIe gaia9ara /
Seletpj og uonptte oen5 operflpoi9e
Strait Snouitriens 5jeneite, bleO Der
af eniete Glettritere ubtalt 3oiol ON
Ululigbeoen af At operfpre glettriciIet
fra 9anbfalbet til Buffalo, en- 2lfitano
at ca. % 0til. 8et par oen9ang. gu
ferer man / CALIFORNIA Glettrititetea
fra gu6d aioer pr. 5raab til Dat
ldnb, en- 9iitance df 40 Wiile og brus
ger ben til at bripe Sporoogne meo.
5a6et af en- Strom poa 10000 Dol
ter er tun 8 9rotent. Den 2trt tets
Mite 3riumfer piier. 6oab gantro7ten
/ pore iterre og minore @anolpb Tan
uonottes til og 9sr aulIpprg5maalet
minore pinligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Sri qris. ST Saoe paa 2tfz
tieberien giefp gort er netop tpbt for
$4,000.
u6bggeltgt. Gn tprfift 8ranss
portbaao itranoeoe ge9pnoelien oT
forrige Maaneo paa Den arabiife apit /
Qarheoen At gembo. Gfter Strurs
oingen opitoO en- piIo Stamp mellem
geIatninqen o9 De ombOroOerenoe
Soloater om geiiooelien of gaaoen
aapteinen og nogle of Spfolfene be-
magti9eoe fig 9aaoene og breo So!z
oaterne og nogle Yilgrime fra Oisie
meo 9olte og Simpler. 0}ange blep
orebt ben raienoe Stamp, andre IA
iteoe fig ober6oro. "a Elmer efter
Stranbinqen bleb De 9berlebenoe reo=
oeoe peo gaaoe fra 9ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Smtap meb Stormen. -
0aitings, Ie6., Mai 6. - Gn 9ornas
ID tom op mellem Sunita o9 6aitin8s
/ 9proags Gftermiooag. 9oet ct
5ragttog ifulbe ino til 6aitings fra
5unita. leftebe Stormen en- itor 2aoe
op og ferte Den Iige benimo6 1oget
Den rate qofomotioferer iaa 5aren
og latte fulo Damp paa. o9 ct aapleo
begpnote 6eloigpis oenote 9inben iig,
fpr ben nadeoe Sporet. Soft / 0dits
in9s baooe iet lloejret tomme og Ipgtc
til a9lberne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Genius aontoret bar M paapiIt, at
Mlibtpunitet for bele be 5oreneoe Sta.
ters gefoliningesantal li99er for Gies
blifist tets Wlil ibosit for Columbus,
Bartholomew so. SSnbiana.
8ette Utiotpuntt bep99er fg lang
font men iiffert mob 9eii. arfien be-
Itanbig islgenoe ben 80. 9reooeqrao.
giten bar altIaa iteois en- operpais
btnot 5oltetalrigbeo fremfor Yliotsn
og 9eiten At bele qanoet.
glomiral 3epeb mener, al Rieard=
qua aanalen bsr pare neutral. Seq
er operbeoiit ON Heopenbigbsoen Der
az, bar ben bersmte 2lomiraI ertlpret
o0pis man opferer 5pitningsoerter
peo aanalen. bill bette beoirte. II Qas
nalen arigstilfalbe aliio blioer q af
3ienbens Gperationsfelter. Desuoen
pil 5aftningsbarternes 0ffoyelfe og
@ebliqeboloelie tr9be enorme lloeifter
Dor 5laaoe oil iittert tuare garantere
aanalens Heutralifet.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

0darftab. U}rs. 9ate 9(6efs.
Stanton, Nc6., git 2proog ino paa
Stantons airtegaaro benimob bet
Steo, bbor tire imaa @rape marter
benbe8 8pras 6oileiteb, og befalebe
Dem al itao op o9 feIae benoe 6iem.
6un er Ell Gbriftidn SeientiIt oQ
abitilig betenot. 0un bapoe lobet
fine 6briltian ScientiIt @enner for
nogle Da9e iiOen, at bun ltuloe OPP
patte opbe, og paa oene 2erba9 oilbe
bun biie. at bun tunoe bringe fine
ire 8grn til 2ibe, Iom babbe peret b9s
De mango 4ar.
aoinben talbte bem bit beb ber.3
Rapne, o9 oa 8rabene life aabnebe fig,
gentog bun i'm 9efalin9 o9 Itampenc
meo 5gooerne al Raieri.
9lutoriteterne blen opm9rtIom pdl
benoe; be befalebe benbe at forlabe
&irtegaaroen; men bun n9gteoe bet,
og bun blep tdget bort meo Wld9t.
SUN er antaget for iinosfbg; men
ielp flyer bun, at bun bar i'm 5ors
itono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Gn blinb 2age Tfulbe lpnes
at bare en- llmuli9beb. Og bog finoes
Der 8 eller 10 prattiierenoe blinoe 9es
ger | De 5orenebe Stater. @eorqc
Dobbins, part 2lpe., ebicago, iom bag
OGret blino / Is Q(ar, grabuerebe for
rige llge fra Gbico9os homeopathic
Stole og ital itrats neOfatte fig ior
prattilerenbe aaqe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

I'll PORTO aieo. De 5ors
eneoe 9taters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ment bill M oprette en- 5oriegsitation
| oor npe probins porto aito. Stas
tionen ltal beitbre8 of 81. ,. @oroincr.
Oct galoer om at faa De moberne
MdItiner inofert, iamt 9runologt en-
rationel Sorobebanolinq. Der er enos
nu lite taaet 8eItemmelTe ON, 6oor
Stationen lfal liqoe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-14

Of Topeka is making an extended stay
IN Topeka with relatives ana friends.
The Nespuccian club held pleasant
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs S Cunningham on East Eighth
avenue; It was combined business and
pleasure meeting. The husbands of the
members Joined them IN the evening.
Mr. Brennan of the Dennison Man
ufacturIng company OF St Louis has
been spending the past two days in To-
peka with relatives
Miss Hattie AIcElroy entertained a
number OF her girl friends very pleas
antly Tuesday evening at her home at
1870 Harrison street
Miss Agnes Hanson of Lawrence is
spending a short time in Topeka, the
guest OF Mrs. Katherine O'FfeiIIy.
Mrs. Florence Hemsley of Oklahoma
is spending a short time in Topeka.
Mrs Hannah NJ. Kennedy who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. George
w Hart, left Tuesday evening for her
home IN Fairbury, Neb- She was ac-
companied by Mrs Hart's little daugh-
Mrs RoIIIn Nichols returned today
from a several weeks outing IN Colo
RADIO.
st. Joe on business.
Miss Maud Hague will leave next
Wednesday for visit in Chicago; her
mother. Mrs c. G. Hague, who has
the north and east. viii meet her there
and accompany her home about Sep
tember s.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and baby
Of Alma are making q short stay in
Topeka
Mrs. Charles Bennett gave an infor-
NAL affair Tuesday afternoon compli-
mentary to Miss Eunice Lyman of
South Africa who IS the guest of Mrs.
J. B. Larinner in Potwin. There were
about a dozen guests present
Mr. and Mrs John Haskell viii go to
Dover Thursday for a weeks visit with
friends
Miss Amanda FindIay went to Hays
City today for a two weeks visit
Miss Daisy Ingram is visiting at her
home in Canton, Kansas.
Mrs c. J. Smith of Wichita, formerly
of Topeka, IS spending a short time in
the city with friends.
Mrs T. 3. Raber has returned from q.
visit with friends in Lawrence
Arthur Price is visiting friends in
Canton Kansas.
The marriage of Mr.. George P. Pax
ton and Miss Jessie Fowler VIII take
place this evening at the home of Mr.
Paxton's brother, Mr.. D. P. Paxton and
wife on Fillmore street The ceremony
is to be performed at $50 by Rev. c.
NJ Sheldon Of the Central Congrega-
tiona1 church. The affair is to be very
quiet and the newly married couple
will go at once to their home at 1868
Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-14
KINDS PROMOTED.
Appointed General Inspector
For Santa Fe.

c. W. Pen Dell. late of the Chicago
Northwestern railway electrical de-
partment. has accepted the position of
electrical signal inspector for the Santa
Fe, for the Santa Fe lines east of Al
buquerque-
Mr. Pen Dell takes the place Of c. 3.
Kinds. who has been promoted to the
position Of general inspector Of the
lines west of Albuquerque.
Mr.. Kinds takes the position vacated
by the resignation OF Fritz Knabjlhann-
Mr.. Knabjlhann is man well ad-
yanced in years and retired voluntarily
from the employ of the company
All these changes became effective
yesterday. and Mr.. Pen Dell has COM
menced work IN Topeka Mr.. Pen
Dells headquarters will be in Topeka,
though he will be on the road a great
deal OF the time He is young man.
but has made a good record in his work
with the Northwestern. He is q Welsh
man By parentage. His work on the
Santa Fe will consist IN inspecting all
the electrical signal appliances on the
road east OF Albuquerque
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-14
PATTERN AFTER OHIO.
Pennsylvania Democrats Will
Omit National Issues.

Harrisburg. Pa, Aug. 1.-THE indiea-
tions are that tomorrow's state Demo-
cratic convention will nominate Judge
Harmon Yerkes OF Doyfeston, for su-
preme court judge, and state represent
tative, Andrew J. Palm. of Meadville,
for state treasurer. The platform Will
be patterned after that adopted by the
Ohio Democracy and viii be confined
almost entirely to state issues.
The state executive committee met at
noon today and selected the temporary
officers of the convention Charles P
DOnnelIy of Philadelphia, resigned from
the committee and Ex-Governor Robert
E. Pattison took his place Mr. Patti
son is chairman Of the city committee
dominated by the Donnelly-Ryan ele-
ment.
Both Philadelphia factions are here
in force. Ex-Judge David L Krebs of
ClearfleId is the leader of the dele
gates opposed to the Donnelly-R Ryan
faction. Ex-Governor Pattison IS ex-
pected to champion the cause of the
other side on the convention floor.
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county as well as by all members OF
the Knights and Ladies of America and
other lodges, was filed in district court
here today.
The suit is entitled Tilda S. Scott ".
the Supreme Castle OF the Select
Knights and ladies' Of America. and ia
70 recover the amount Of Insurance
carried BY William A Axteu. son 81 the
plaintiff. at the time Of his death. The
suit hinges upon one proposition
whether the deceased was serving as
q. soldier at the time he died or not.
On August -. 1899. ia this city, he en-
listed in the Thirty-third infantry IT. s.
volunteers. and was sent to the Phil
fppines. where on Decembe "A the same
year he was accidentally drowned, near
Naryacan while bathing.
The policy which he received upon
becoming a member Of the Knights and
Ladies OF America contains a clause
that the policy shall become void ia
case the insured shall be serving In any
war at the time Of death.
It is claimed that as the insured was
accidentally drowned that the clause i1
the policy does not cover IT, and that
the policy should be paid in as mucl
as it is claimed in the petition that be
was q member in good standing at the
time of his death.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-14
CELEBRATE LABOR DAY.
Arrangements Made to Have
Big Time at Garfield Park.

A Labor day entertainment will be
held at Garfield park Monday, septeIn-
Der ?. This was decided upon at q meet
ing Of the joint committee Of the Mo-
doc club and Alarshalls band Council
man Joseph cFiley and NJ c. Holman
represented the Modocs and Bandmas-
ter Marshall and P D. Russell repre-
scented the band.
A musical programme viii be ar
ranged and several SolOlsts, both vocal
and instrumental, viii be secured TO
add TO the features Of the day In the
afternoon there will be a number Of
novel races such as are held at country
fairs and picnics- And in the evening
the band VIII play and probably some
attraction will be brought to the casino
This IS arranged to take the place
of the regular Labor day parade and
entertainment usually superintendent by
the officers Of the organized labor
unions It IS planned to run eKcuF-
sfons 10 st. Joseph and Kansas City to
furnish entertainment for the mem
bers of the labor unions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-14
NORTH TOPEKA.


CLeave items FOR this column with Kim
ban & Son. e12 Kansas avenue-l
Mrs J. n Henry is i'll at her home.
1886 Quincy street.
doz. Ladies' Trimmed Hats Pay
day prices, 25c each
COsTLEY & POST.
Mrs. Bonewitz of 1872 Van Buren,
street Is suffering from an attack OF
typhoid malaria
Mrs Frank Greer returned last even
ing from Kansas City where she spent
the first of the week
Mail Carrier Matthews IS enjoying a
Is days vacation and his place IS being
filed by James F. Going
Mr. and Mrs. w B. Spear Of s2e Quin-
cy street have returned from a short
visit TO friends IN the country.
A W Lacey returned last evening
from a visit TO his brother-in-law. Fred
Dietrich az Fort Worth, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pennvcarnp
came home yesterday from a visit to
friends in Alma and Templin, kan.
Air Marion Myers left yesterday for
Ihompsonville ana other towns il the
state he VIII be away = week OF ten
days
Mrs Henry Fisher left TODAY for her
home ia Piper. Kan. after a visit OF a
few days to her aunt. Mrs. Ed Kluss-
man.
The J. :. J. F. F. club and a few of
their friends viii enjoy straw ride
Friday evening to the Berry farm west
Of town
MessFs. Garfield and George EshOrn
visited In town yesterday They were
en route TO their home IN Valley Fans
from Colorado.
Frank Vannice returned from his
farm in the western part Of the state
!4st week Mrs Nannice is still there
but a. expected here shortly
The American Bank has sold to Geo
= 6lcAanan OF Leavenworth. a 500
acre farm two miles from that CITY for
. cash consideration Of So .00O.
Aessrs. Cas-. Matthews. Ira. Williams
sno Joe Maory have gone up the river
IN the vicinity OF Manhattan to snan5
some time camping and fishing.
Rev and Mrs. John al Tracy left
To-Day for their home in Tronwood. Mich
s -. . mon % visit 70 the families of
aaron Sheetz ana Samuel Tracv
Little May Spear. daughter OF Mr.
1h1 mrs F-lcharu Spear. is very ser
iously III with typhoid fever at the fam
ny home on North Kansas avenue
MS Charles Heartburg. who has
oeen sunering from typhoid fever for
80 past three weeks ait her home. 1s15
Monroe street. is slowly improving
another car Of the Russelvflle C,4,5ts
On track this week. but If you are nn~
particular about the price YOU can 49,
II September for more money
AENI-S KASH KOAL KONC.EPN- >
81 L Bel, OF Kansas City. was v5si--
Ing In town this week. ar Bau 49,
III North Topeka a number ~ vaars
aso ana owned and Conducted the fls
works here. MS
Mrs J. G Fulton and little daughter
MaAa11 81 - Quincy atrsst. leave AIS