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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-29

Grass linen gowns are trimmed with
the different shades of green and Grim
son. and a number OF dead white gowns
show colored velvet trimming. Not
very much Of it is used IN one gown as
vet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-29
Fads and FaHcies

Tucks abound in the new modes,
varying from the finest lingerie tuck.
which is scarcely more than a narrow
line. to those an inch wide. Stirring
is also coming in again, and can be
used very prettily on any soft ma
ferfal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-29

Hats worn with bicycle costumes
this season are not so severe as former
". as most of them are draped with
silk or gauze scarfs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
BARRY DECLARED GUILTY.
North Dakota Man Convicted Of Muir
der in First Degree.

Langdon. ~ d.. Aug. l,.-William
Barry has been found guilty OF muir
der In the first degree for the killing
OF Andrew Mellom and sentenced for
life In the penitentiary.. Barry 5 trial
began on July IL and his attorneys
fought hard in his defense. The ver-
diet is a surprise 10 those Who nave
watched the case closely.
The crime for which William Barry
was convicted was the murder. on
Jan. 3. 1901. Of Andrew Mellem. Mel
lem had been employed by Barry for
several years on mis- farm. and II j.
claimed took advantage of Barry ; SIS
ter. who became encienie. She IN
formed Barry Of the fact. who en-
ticed Mellcm in.o the barn. accused
him cf the crime. and gave the young
man FIVE minutes TO prepare for death.
Al the end Of tha; time h" gave nm
the choice OF being hung or having his
throat cut. Barry attempted 10 hang
his victim. but could not. so With h's
pocket knife delibaatels cnt the
mans throat. Insanity was the de-
fcnse.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
kyBADS7oRM.
...ce BY WIND AND
one THE GULF
COAST STATES
LOSS OF LIFE OCCURS
o...r pleasure Resorts
"a From commun'ea'
-" Considerable Anxiety Es'
~ ,.o the Safety Of Resi-
NY overflow and Railroad
seriously Impeded.

,ae. 1.-THE storm
Els = -" r,.,ea throughout the
ufsuas .,fnan wind being -
fae n'1 ,.rSs are reported lost in
10 ,,i,y. The river In the
p o. !. H. city overhowed. COW
pa' y commerce. : and Water
nv art II Royal street ABOVE
anu L.t,le damage occurred
'... 'ao4' The wires were down
a,a' ..,',eo.a and night and cleo
q. aas suspended. All the
q" .Ate via the Mobile
abroad were abandoned
w. Governor Blake was
...m ~ over anchorage up
s,aa.h riyer but not dam
-ss Measure Yacht Mayflower,
,.-,y IN board. has not been
I.-on AMI tn report that a boat
,-4b3s been seen abandoned
=. pass has caused a search
- baye here on the Ger.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
FILE HEAVY CLAIMS.
Chicago Mepcnants Demand Rebate on
Customs Duties.

Chicago. Aug. l..-As a result Of the
recent exposure Of alleged frauds in
the New York customs service several
Of the big wholesale dry goods firms
of Chicago have filed claims with the
board OF appraisers asking for sums
aggregating hundreds OF thousands Of
dollars as rebates.
II was through the watch.ulness OF
Chicago importers that the govern
ment discovered a conspiracy in the
New York customs house says The
Chronicle. Last May buyers for Chi.
cago importers found that goods
bought in Toxic and shipped 10 the
United States cost more than the
same articles could be bought for from
certain firms in New YORK So tn"
Chicago men got together and insii-
iuied quiet investigation They col.
lected their evidence and filed pro.
tests with the treasury departMent al
Washington. The protests contained
disclosures that called for immediate
.ciion and the government detectives
were set al work at once. The
claims the Chicago merchants have
filed with the board Of appraisers are
being considered now. but action prob
ably will not be taken until the inyes-
tigaiion has been finished.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
RECEIVER FOR PHILLIPS.
Books Of His Company Are IN very
Bad Tanqlc.

Chicago. Aug. little George IL.
Phillips company passed INTO III
hands Of receiver during the after.
noon. A statement filed by phillips
shows that liabilities are S2lo.epe anu
assets $4,000 10 s25o.o0o. The as
sets are doubtful and consist OF ciaimS
which are not considered worth -
cents on the dollar. The company mas
been robbed by It's clerks. one oiheer
~ tho company who recently retired
owed s54 600 and another $40 600. ne
clerks manipulated the books TO sheh
an extent that they cannot be maze 70
balance. and there is a difference oi
about 500 900 which cannot be &C
counted for except that .everai oil the
clerks traded and put the poor deals
down 10 the house and theh TOOK INV
protits on the good ones. fhliiips =
irving 10 arrange 10 form ne" 'o'''
many and will assume all the o'p'N
that the old concern Is unable 70 pay :.
and clean them up as best ne car. :.
given time. The company ms io''
about $500. 900 In seven months.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
SHERIFF STOPS WEDDING.
Young Roy conger Compelled to Set
tie With Employers.

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-THE sher-
III has interfered with the wedding of
Roy W. Conger. nephew OF the Ameri-
can minister TO China.
Young Conger came here last week
from Honolulu. where he had acted as
agent for the Gilbert Publishing com
many. a book-selling corporation. anu
he expected to be married mere 10
Miss Grace Fitch. daughter of Colonel
Henry Fitch. and then leave for the
East on wedding trip.
Il was charged in the complaint that
conrer owed $3.50 for books sold. ana
Tor which no settlement had been
made. and that Conger proposed to
,a,ve the state to defraud his credit
ors II was also charged that por-
,ion Of the money was withheld by
conpcr from money h. had collected
for the firm.
younc Conger. when brought into
oarr, produced $3.50. and gave MS
note for the balance. The wedding
followed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
FORCED TO TURN BACK.
HaHroao Between Mobile and Mont.
gomery Under Water.

Montgomery. Ala. Aug. 1.-THE
nfst train since the storm between
here, and Mobile was run during the
morning. The train went a lt,le
soGth of Bay Minette. but ii was found
the track was 20 inches under water
ana the train was compelled to turn
back. a specia! train with the super.
\atendent OF the Louisville and Nash.
vile. which left here the previous
night. has reached Mobile. II is said
passengers who were on the train
from montgomery We're transferred
from Tensaw in towboats which took
them to Mobile. The wires between
here and Mobile are still down and
messages are sent subject to indei f.
rite delay.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
WILL CAUSE RACE D!SCORO.
General Woods Order Creating Cuban
Artillery Corps,

Havana. Aug. 1.-THE proposition
Of Genera Wood 10 create the First
Cuban artillery corps Of $50 men, to
man The fortresses on the island when
the American troops withdraw, IS
sharply criticized and generally disap.
proved General Woods plan, ii IS
suggested. bars colored persons ami
limits eIl.stments to whites.
The announcement of such intention
has had an extraordiary effect upon
Spanlards and Cubans alike. La Dis
custom says that il likely will interrupt
the harmony existing between the two
races OH The island. and urges public
protest.
La Nacion declares the military gov
ernment l. trying 10 introduce discord
between Whites and blacks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
Deafness CanNnl I've Cured

hy local applications as they cannot
reach the seat of the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is onl. one way to cure
leafness and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
i,tiamed condition of the mucous lining
~ the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inilamed YOUR have a rumhling
sound or mpefect hearing. and when
+, i entirely closed. deafness is the re-
suit. and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored 20 its
+ ormal condition. hearing will be de
stroyed forever: nine cases outof ten are
caused by catarrh. which is nothing but
~. infiamed condition of the mucous
81 faces
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness tcaused hy catarrhl
that cannot tie cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
F. j. Cheney. X Co. Toledo. q.
Sold by Druggist. - cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
PROPOSED STRIKE IN FALL RIVER
PURPosELY PREc,P,TATED
BY MANUFACTURERS.
HAVE A SURPLUS OF GOODS
Walkout Of the Employees Will Afford
Them an Opportunity Of Closing
Down and Oisposing Of Accumulated
Stock on Hand-Oecision Of Joliet
Men to Join the Steel Strike Encour.
ages Amalgamated Leaders.

New York, Aug. l7-Matthew c.
Borden, largely interested in the cloth
mills al Fall River. Mass, and who
has an Office in this city. speaking Of
<be prospective strike among the op-
eratives in New England is quoted by
The Tribune as saying:
The mill owners OF Fall River have
decided upon the proposal OF reduc-
ton in wages for the purpose OF pre-
ciptating strike, which would af-
ford them an opportunity Of disposing
of a surplus of goods that is at present
filing up the mills. Personally | do
not approve OF this way Of doing bust.
ness II would be far better, more
businesslike and manly 10 meet the
issues squarely. lay the case before
the men and explain the necessity fol
a temporary layof"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
FIGHT WILL BE LONG.
Steel Strikers Encouraged by Action
Of Men at Joliet.

Pntshurg, Aug 1.-THE reversal Of
from; BY the men of Joliet has cheered
the steelworkers more than any other
event OF the week and their hopes
again seem high. Ii has ended for the
time being all talk OF peace by COM
promise and given the fight the as
pect Of a prolonged one. The strikers
declare in their enthusiasm that they
will force the Milwaukee men To JOIN
with them and in the end the Chicago
men. rather than lose the hall mark
Of unionism. will finally reconsider
their action and swing into line. This
optimistic programme remains - be
carried out, however. The loss az
Joliet has had no apparent effect upon
the men who are directing the tiel. op
erations Of the Steel corporation. One
OF them remarked when he heard The
news from Joliet:
Well, i; seems 10 be settling down
10 long drawn ont fight and ! guess
We can win al that sort OF game.
There were no developments in the
situation in Western Pennsylvania
Ohio or West Virginia Mckeespori
and Wheeling continue silent whii'
here in Pi,tshurg and vicinity no efoF'
was made To add 10 the force al tht
mills. which are working either parity
or in full With non-union men. lAt
Steel corporation Is preparing y r.
omen the steel works al MontSSen
White men are being brought up ron
the South and il is expected that ~
Monday a start Will be made. Ever\
precaution 10 guard the non-union mel
is being taken as il is feared WAoi
they arrive some Of tn" strikers ant
their sympa;hizers cannot b. held j.
check hv their leaders. The Amer
can Tin Plate leaders have plans 10
resumption Of work AZ some Of theii
plants. but have carried none Of then
ont yet. The strikers claim the Low
or Union Carnegie mill and the Lind
say < McCutchoon mills are impaired
bui this the steel officials deny.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
karsR IS RECEDlNG.
Has Practically Subsided at
New Orleans.

! 0r!s a.. Adg 1.-THE big
las practically subsided here
c.a ,ae ryer and the lake are
! Various lak. resorts bore the
+ {. .at storm. Little news has
,a1s fae .rom the Mississippi
III, ,4vg mas been no loss of
EpoI.l HI tAat section. The
(ll.e All Na hyiile railroad is
Frpp.ei No trains having been
|l.e We.a lay night last. The
FeIte e. 'ae storm makes IL
f!e tia u. damage OF the tracks
+ q-.eh.; paired and that traf-
b : F,lmei ~ night. 4 large
p 9. BUSINESS men are still bot
p o. Il" coast and unable To get
|tE ai3fc> he Northeastern
IA, ad1 8me trouble. but the
Z ltl.#al ads aided both the
'."e ami Va hyille and North
Z u aall.lng their passenger
H. mnc.l liner Comus
'sal q. TIL. city. She had no
\ at form aud reported no
T " distress. Or. j. y. Thomas
qaasaa'.a 'aiion boarded the
/ n.as e mouth OF the river
F4 af' a.n franklin that an un.
-33'.er lni a small boat had
'V' : I r nat vicinity and six
III - iious damage was
|' quarantine station.
r''4 '.#m point below this
e q 'g i'llnXi OF Sliddcll and
|. 8 :. Y ~ ashore and that the
'"'' 1H board Is unknown.
'po'' a''ae loss of the Cobden.
n aa.a'. 'a'ion. has not been
y y Saell Haven the wind
., ha' there IS consider
~ erops. The crop has
''nae o.,enslvely.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS NEXT YEAR.
National Society Of the Army Of the
Philippines Adjourns.

Salt lake City. Aug. 1.-THE sec.
ond annual reunion Of the Nat:ona,
>Sccitiy of the Army OF the Philippines
ended with a short business meeting.
Next years meeting viii be held q,
Council Bluffs. Ia. where. if plans
adopted are brought TO a successful
conclusion. the society Will be unite!
with the Philippine Islands Veterans
assoe alton. 4 proposed change in
the constitution. which will undOub'-
edy be adopted permits all men who
saw service during the war TO become
Members.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
Alliance Of Atlantic Lines.

New York. Aug. 1..-According 10
advices received here from Liverpool
contain the definite statement that an
alliance is contemplated between the
l.eyland. the Atlantic Transport ard
the American lines. The Leyland
line. il will be recalled. was recently
purchased by J. y. Morgan. as the head
Of a syndicate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
Result Of a Prize Fight.

Lowell. Mass. Aug. l7.--johh i'oh'
..a ,oxer who was knocked out IN
,,i,,h round Of 20-round bout
vim Charles Armstrong at the hh''N.
arhocker club here Thursday nlsh'
aied from his injuries Friday p'oh
s,rored from concussion of the hra'h
and never refained conscioushesS
after the sudden termination oil t'e
contest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
'sAR DANGER LINE.
|ioo ',ser at Chattanooga Ris.
egnt Inches an Hour.

''Ao2s1 Tenn. Aug. 1.-THE
= ROW at 80 feet. is ris.
Il, tlr of eight inches per
y. w.. a. ratn that has lasted As
a,,,s The danger line will
ko,,. 2aiins the afternoon AMI
!, ~ Is soood for 10 fee, more
A'a. 'ay additional rain. Reports
J. Mana M indicate the approach
il ! '''e storm. All growing
byea iehnessee valley were
nor.. Gangs OF men worked all
of .. ing The thousands OF dollars
'acb - :" which was stored with
go,. 'f ne food. The general
here ~ o''lc' Of the Southern rail
thq " ports that the Hrst train
:onnn,'a a'aosa bridge to reestab-
4" ,''lca'ion east crossed at 10
la,o 'Falns are from one to five
d bor. 40 such food has &C.
Il during the month o,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17
Every Plant Now Closed.

Pittsburg. Aug. IL n ne 600 en-
ploycs of the National galvanizlns
works. an adjunct OF the Natlonas
Tube company at Mckeesport. nave
ioinod ,hn strikers. This closes every
plant in Mokecsp0rt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-17

In cases of cough or Group give the
little one One Minute Cough Cure.
Then rest easy and have no fear. The
child will be all right in little while.
II never fails. Pleasant 10 take. always
safe. sure and almost instantaneous III
effect.
Cook K ODEE.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
Pubiisatson Notice.


p t',"r {. sell Rssi E.tss {. Psy Dsbes
1s SonSsr SSnns Gsa,s 6caa.y
To the March Term, A D. 1sS1.
Harry Cssad y, Admini.tratorl
II the Estxto of NJ Solomon,
feceafed, va.
A. i tolcmon and - Solomon.
whuse fir-t name is unknown.
Affidavit Of tho non. residence OF A. 8. Solomon
and - bclomOn, whose III st name 10 On known,
DESCENDANTS above named, having Teen fled 10
the ofiit Q of the Judge OF the County Cont Of
Boulder County. notice is hereby given to the
said A. 4. Solomon and - Solomon, wboae first
name is unknown that the said piaintin, Harry
Casa day, administrator of the estate Of NJ
said County court OF Boulder County ior an
order TO sell the premises belonging to the es
tate Of said decsased. or so much Of il as may
be needed to pay the debts Of said decea.ed. and
described IS follows, tO-wit: 49,
One triangular piece Of real estate bounded
BY Third street, WyncOOp street and Platte
river. West Denver, In the City Of Denver in tina
County OF Arapahoe and State Of Colorado,
and that summons has been issued ont OF this
court as,in:t You, retnrnable At the May term,
4. d. iUl, Of saia Court, to be holden on the
first Monday in June. A. d. 1901, at the court
house in Boulder. In Boulder County, Colorado
Now. unless you. the sxid A. y. Solomon and
f.. Solomon, whose first name is unknown,
shall personally be and appear before said
County Court OF Boulder County, at the May
term thereof. to be holden at Boulder. in SAID
County. on the FL st Monday Of June 1901, and
ants petition. filed therein. the same and the
matters and things therein charged and sta d
will be taken - confessed. and decree entered
sKs;t yo1 secordng 70 TIE @ said bill
JOSEPH 7. ATWOOD.
First Pub. March 20, r1-last pub. May 81, Ol.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
INDIAN LOVES pERFuMERY.
o.e .f the Nesle Rsa Men Psurs .
| Bottle Of Scent oa HIS
| ClotheA.

There IL . drug clerk near the
Coliseum who has not yet recovered
from an experience he underwent
when the sportsmen's show was run
ming in the building. One afternoon
two Indians who dwslt in their tepees
on the edge Of the miniature tank
and lent an air of picturesqueness to
the scene entered the drug store, says
the Chicago Chronicle. -
Heap SMELL" said one Of the red
men in cultural tones. pointing to
the show cases where the-toilet A.
ticles were arranged.
The drug clerk looked puzzled and
his visitors regarded him with stoicai
anticipation. @
Heap SMELL" said the Indian again.
\ The drug clerk reached into the
case and drew out . cake Of scented
toilet soap. The Indian snifled It dis
ldainfuliy, first tearing on the highly
lcolored wrapper. Then he cast y on
the floor and placed his moecssin-cov-
cred foot upon it in disgust. I
Heap smell! Heap .smell!" he
Isaid. impatiently. The scaesk's face
suddenly brightered. Reaching into
. collection OF BOTTLES ornamented
with pictures II vioIets and roses and
other botanical specimens, he drew
one out. The Indian sniffed It ec-
statically and then drew from the
pocket of his buckskin garments .
large American dollar. Without wait
ing for his change he drew out the
cork and poured the contents Of the
bottle on. his person. His companion
smiled approval and the two. went
softly out, closing the door geuny b.
hind them. 8. s..
aAnd they say the Indian isnt civs
ilixed." said the drug clerk, musingiy.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16
WIEN rH1 otxs4 40 FLvsMo.

When the geese q flyipx northward whera
the clear, blue waters are,
When you hear the n, like old ladies bitths-
ly gossiping afar.
When they pass son hspp.nG. napping up
ags.nst the siantihg sky.
Laughing down defiance at you. A. you
stop to watch thsm ny.
How the old. wild longing hauEts YOU
how the old scenes rise In view
Where the world WAS wide and peaceful
and the simple friends we're true.
When the geese 20 flying Horthward where
the lakes. kissed by the sun.
Laugh In glad anticipation, oh. for free
dom and gun!
Oh. to ding away ambition and 90 Journey
Ing aiar
From the forges and the markets where
the weary people are
To 60 stumbling through the briarv apt
across the hills again,
Caring nothing for the future or the things
that worry men.
There Is something sweet and turing ir
the mellow breese that blows
Down among the old gray stubbles where
they stand In s.anting rows:
There is something In the murmur OF thu
stream that hurries on
Through the rushes like the whisper Of
spirit that IL gone
Like a whispered Invitation TO 20 roam.
ing free and far.
When the geese 70 iyinE northward
where the sky-b;ue waters are.
--S. E. Kiser. In Chicago Times Herald.
Daily camera., 1901-05-16

ior the makise Of said sale pufsuast thereto, ~
y u and by the said decree specifically pscvid-
ed for;
Nov, The, efore. Nct,ce u hereby siyer thu,
pursuant 10 the Judgment asd decree aforesaid
and by virtue Of the power aud authority In
me vested tn rebv, wit. a. such sheYih, on
Mss'.,,y ~. ne s,o,, s.h a.y q Nay xD :,
Cttyof fouider. County II Fouidss :. md State
ofCoioIatu. 81 the hour Of eIes en- O'Clock in tho
ioft noon Of SAID day. sell al pubic suction TO
the highest and best bkder snd Tor the highest
and best p'ice the same will btipy IN ra,h, the
Said ienI estate md propry In fhe said deed
of t,ust ard In the said decree particularly dc.
scribe'i, that Is to suy: The south halt tf the
southeast quarter cf section mum bei ell thirty
SIX C8) wnship numbered one (l) north
range numbered sisty.nine (G9) west of the
sixth principal meridian; and the cast half OF
seeiion nsmbtrtd ~ eive fi2j. in MO .oxnah;p %
numb, red ne ~ Sc nth, range mum Der. sixty
nine N9) vest q the sixth principal meridian.
rado as aor said and also all buildings struc,.
ures: mills; ioundries. engines, boilers. pumps,
machinefy, dynames apparntus, appliances,
and tools belcneing to The Denver City Coal
scrib.d lands. together with alt and Singular
the tenements, her editaments, rights, iran
chises. wer@ privileges, immunities, case
ments al sppuiiei ances unto the said land
belonging or in n, ) wise apper,siniug =. owned
held or used y the said COMPANY, which said
'ale Is TO b. by SO made az afore ~ i'd for TIE
Pu' Poses 81 10 IN III us saih Judgment and de-
cree The phr, haSer OF purchasers st said sale
viii receive from me, as sheriff q certificate OF
pmf hase GmiEi IN form to that required 10 be
gwen by sheriff. in oasestf saies of real estate
upon execution. uncer the provisions OF the
laws I this state, showing that alter he period
Of II demption nI'o~td by hw. such purchaser
or purchasers y i'll be sntrtIedto a deed TO the
property sold unless The same be sooner re.
deemed rs provided by Law, as is more psrticu.
lsrly sc, forth III the judgn ent and decree aitfe.
sale reftr'nce TO which IL hereby made Tor
greater certainly as aforesaid.
Dated at Boulder, Colorado, this Nth day oi
April, A. ID 10 /.
IT, SIPPLE
shr,iF OF Boulder County, Colorado,
BENEDICT & PHELrs.
AitofnSyS Tor Plaintiff