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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-30
SANTA FE LOCALS

Fireman Couby, of the Strong City
branch. is here representing mileage for
the Cottonwood division on trains and
s.
Sam Mclaughlin, formerly fireman at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-30

New York, March 30.-The identity Of
the interests which are believed to have
secured a majority of the shares Of the
Mexican Central railway still remains a
matter of conjecture. The stock ex-
change OF the firm of W. L. Snow & Co,
VINO have been the Intermediates in the
negotiations, said today that the final
negotiations would not be concluded be-
fore next week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-30

New York, March 30-Jos. A. Conlen
the postoffice clerk arrested in San Fran
cisco recently on the charge of stealing
$43, 600 in registered mail in this city, was
today sentenced to four years imprisOn-
ment at Sing Sing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-30

New York, March 30.-A seat on the
New York stock exchange was sold to-
day for $500 which is 81. 500 more thar
the highest price heretofore paid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-30

Boston, March 3O.-The directors of the
Calumet and HecIa Mining company at
a meeting today declared a dividend of
SIS per share. The last dividend was
Washington telegraph., 1901-06-07
CAPT Sc BENSON
COMMITS SUICIDE.

Washington Ark June 9th
Early tins morning the sad news
WAS reccived here that 9spt $ Il
BENSON had com nitted sss.ssclde by
shooting himself throa ghsthe' heafss
with pistol:
The only cause known far the
suicide Is 'the III health Of Cap
Benson which has c0ntinued for
I he past year
The san affair has caused uuiver
sal sorrow among the numerous
friends OF the deceased Ia this coun
V where he was widely
known and universally esteemed
Washington telegraph., 1901-06-07
The Cry Of the
Dean.

12as'rsd ospl3nniag and totia&
IL thesaw1a5 hives OF ma4s
Haart We try ofbuildlag and spotlag.
\ ID sloliiaS and blli1tng sga,a
Naa tleaS t9rsha dser oil river,
4Ae tieasaa1 nv youth away;
F1t dr. ,aa, n lives forever,
A.d q toHordls4 In a day,
al SICK Of tae SNOWY seomtns
a lifo that is half a lie
o taees lined with scheming
ia III throag thashurrtes by,
Fsnre tAa slaepless thoughts endeavor
lm I.Ig 81 waara the oh.ldren play.
For a dreamer lives forever,
Aed toiler dies in aday,
o2H 'eei no pride. hut pity
E2r ths burdens tNe rich endure,
fha 's aoshing sweet Ia the city
sd .ae pas.aat lives of thepoo
On llitfla hands too skileul,
A.itas child mind ohoked with weadsI
Z - taasdsas''s heart grown wileul.
a. tsa fatnsr's heart that bieedsi
Nlnol Firm the s.reat's rude hustle,
Fran eopaiss Of mart and stage,
Eo1ii y % the goais' low rustic
AID the meadows kindly page,
Let sladta4a as VI Old by the river,
Al a.iasslenr taa tream Away,
Far ar'aaae ltvas forever.
ada Ialler dies in day.
J I'm BOYLE o'REILLY.
Washington telegraph., 1901-06-07

. our ca MP tomorrow morning an
bring his white warriors with him
We would also the white to save
the Indians laoa and not let the
white settlers steal 1t" be said.
The Vice Presidentsarceptod the
invitation to visit the camp and
then promised To sac that the land
OF the Indians Is protected, If you
ever have trouble about Youf land
come to me and l will try to help
you, he said.
Arkansas las o charming repte>
sentative ut the Niagara Hotel IN
this city IN the person of Ms H.G
Halienbeeg, the Commissioners ap
pointed by Governor Jefferson Da
Wis to represent that state at the
Pan American Exposition, Sne Is
most enthusiastic in admiration of
the magnificent success which has
erowaed the inaugural ceremonies
af the Paa-A merican Exposition.
Since Arkansas has not sent an ex
hlbit OF her h.arvelous mineral and
agricultural resources to thus Elk
position strenuous efforts will he
| made 10 have an Arkansas day In
whleh tho Governor aud all State
officials will head retinue OF at
least 10000 representative citizens
VINO will do honor to the Pan A
mencan by Il display Of her p eople
aud thereby retrieve he absence
OF her other great rr roduct
Washington telegraph., 1901-06-07
BUFFALO EXPOSI'I ION.

iris morning tho arenaln the Ia
dtsn Eaiage WAS tha scene of un>
ique performance gwen ~ honor
at me Yjue Presidential nsrtY,now
v,sI.iaG the Pan a aerican Expo
There we're Iadian dances, htuss,
a,n3p&Ass,4 u shaA, battle, garwhaap
,.od other performances, bns aii
shlS vas routine compared with the
uaexpected incident of last night
when tho study Vica President
totapIad by his host and tho email
parry who dinod with him, visited
luy catin in the woods near the
homaoi his host. The Vice President
naturally IN the lead had scarcely
put one foot over the threshold
whcu he E.s sarxod by twa htaw-
ny Indians with full war regsl,a on
ana tOmAaAwSs ut their belts. Tne
muscular Vice President was start
lea aHd invoiuntarly sci his should
ors back tor a struggle. Thon from
outside eame fleece war-whoopS
followed an instant later by sharp
crack eta volley of rife shots.
The two bucks Ioosned their hold
on the Vice President and be turn
cd around to.see the space outside
the doorway filed VITA pa Inted
savages jumping up an / down WAY
ing tomahawks and rifles.
Suddenly no realized that a joke
was beng played On him ahd
augbed heartily. IIdrana aud
white people crowded into the Gao
/ u wblle the caplors OF Vice Pres =
lent Cmef American Horse and
Ch'ef Red Clouj l1d aim 10 Il spot
rear the fireplace, A picturesque
sc, no was pres antet by tho Ia,
dlaus ami whites in their respect
i've fuli-dress raImeat, Tne IA
dians twonly five m numbeL We're
deckod cut In thutr gaa6IeSt of
purple, yellow. blue and red while
their features wdte aiIdost hidden
by the deep coattngs OF paint that
decorated thelr faces.
With Standing Bear as an inter-
prefer, American Horse Who is one
of the diplomats vi The Sioax, ad-
dressed the Vice President
I'VE have Invaded tue camy of
the great wnite WARRIOR and have
unccrcmoAiously taken him prison
e., said American HUrse. "rhc
indians have heard t the Ibr very
ut the leader oil tSs famous Roaga
RIDERS and we aomlre the great
white man. So we Will lei hlm oil
CD paRole if he promises to cali at
Washington telegraph., 1901-06-07
will be saved III getting your land
numbers correct.
t. d. Barrow Assessor.
OF Hampstead County Ark
Wedding Bells At Ozan.

Wedding Bells At OZan.
On Sunday morning at Ozan Ark
Mr. B II Irwin was married to Miss
Ava Robins, Rev John Il Gold off
eating
The wedding was one of the most
elegant 10 the history of the town
and the charch was filled to'over
flowing with tho relatives and
friends oi The popular couple.
The church was beautifully
decorated for the oecas
ion with perfect wilderness of
flowers. The bridesmaids were the
beautiful Misses Josie and Jenle
Green. daughters of County Treas
urer J E Green aud tae gtoomas
men, Mess Luther Smith and Pierce
City
TIE BRIDE is he lovely daughter
! OF A ] Robins Esq of Gzan and is
most elegant lady The groom
is one OF Ozans most substantial
business men and a splendid man.
After the marriage a reception
was given the bridal party by MI
Pres Robins
The Telegraph extends congratu
latlons ana wishes the hsppy pair
all kinds oil good fortune
Washington telegraph., 1901-06-07
COnlmenCenl ent
Exercises

The commencement exercises o.
the Ozan College which started
last Saturday night and were con
tinued until Tuesday night were a
great success and reflected great
credit on this splendid school for
the work it i. doing. The school IS
a great success and is doing splen
did work.
Washington telegraph., 1901-06-07
ASSESSOR NOTICE.

For the purpose of taking list
Real and personal property of each
Individual of Hampstead County
Arkansas and per Capita Tax. l
will asall in psrspa ,e b. tspt y
a ,he.o ns times and places
IN Hempstaad County.
Shower Springs DeRoane Town
ship June Sd 1901.
Sard,s Bodcaw Township June 4th
and 5th 1901.
Crauks School House Spring HILL
Township June 9th 1901.
Spring Hill, Spring Hill Township
Juue 7th and Sth 1901
Fulton BoisD Arc township June
10, ii and 18th 1901,
Saratoga oaline Township June
18th 1901
Columbus Saline Township June
18th aud 18th 1901.
{ uerpsey Water Creek Township
June 18th.
DeAnn, Garland Township June
Is and 18th 1901.
Balrds Chapel Nowland Township
June 20th 1901.
Wallaoenurg, Wallecoburg Town
ship June II and 22nd 1901.
Bievins, Wallaoeburg Township
June 24tb 191.
Friendship, Red Land Township
June 25th 1901,
Pleasant Grove Red Land Town
sh,p June 26th 1901.
Bolton, Red land Township June
27 n 1901.
Doyle Mine Creek Township June
29th 1901
Ozau, Ozan Township Juno goth
aud july Sth 1901.
Blngen, Mire Greek July lst and
End 1901,
Union School House Mine Creek
Township July Sd aud 4th 1901.
Smissun's Mill Mine Creek Town
ship July 5 tn 1901.
Yancy Niue Creek Township July
9th 1901,
Hope, DeRosne Township July
9th to 20 1901.
Washington, Ozan Township July
22nd to Aug, 1st 1901.
By bringing your land deeds OF
tax receipts much time aud tronble
Washington telegraph., 1901-06-07
NOtioeOf ficst m eeting OF
Creditors.

In the District Court of the Unit-
I'd States for the Western pistrct
OF A rkansas, Texarkana Division
In Bankruptcy.
BgnSruDs.
IT. t1s ocs its1rs ot Ssswlrt 3 %. In the
county OF Hampstead ntate of Arkansas, Dis
trlct aforesaid. bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 29th, day o.
May A. d IDOL, the said Ste wart& Co , was
duly aitIlio4tsI DllSrlos s11 sa,t tls acs
meeting otthelrsorsileors will be held at the Of
fee oeth g Referee in Texarkans, on thei0 tn day
Il June A. D. 1901 at 10 D slocS in tina forsa 1ol
at which time the said creditors may attend
prove thalr claims, appoint atrustee, examin'
the baukclps anl transact such other business
as may properly oons before said meeting.
A. H, SEWER,
R''N'aHtt BGlSe1l-jJ,
Texarkana Nav 18th 1901.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-12-26

water, conversing with Miss Laura Kempton, her clothes caught fire and in an instant she was a perfect ball of fire. Before the flames could be eXtin- guished every piece of clothing from her waist down was burned off. Mrs. A. B. Kempton put the fire out by throwing water on the girl. There Is little or no hope for her recovery. pr. Wightman, of Pima, is attending the case, and has grave fears as to the out come. Miss Oliver is one of the most popular young ladies in the place and many heart has been saddened by the accident which befell her.-Corre- spondence Bulletin.
 The Native American states that Lulu Wilson aud Susie Merrill, two pupils of the Phoenix Indian school, were each the recipients last week of d pair of crocheted slippers from Mrs. Mckinley, wife of the late lamented president. The Phoenix girls some time since made Mrs. Mckinley pres ent of some handsome fancy work and the gift evidently touched the sensi- bilities of the gentle lady, who re- sponded in the manner described. The slippers were accompanied by Mrs. Mckinley card and are crocheted in blue saXony, with ribbons to match.
 A dispatch from the secretary of the interior says Conclusion reached on 1th inst, respecting San Francisco Mountain reserves that sheep grazing is injurious and should be discontinued and that reserves should be consolida- ted by the inclusion of practically all odd-numbered sections, if it can be reasonably done. Conclusion is based upon representation that owners of all Odd-numbered sections, except 10000 acres, stand ready and willing to surrender their holdings aud take other lands according to arrangements made some time ago. Your protest and showing made at all hearings and was fully considered, and there was no occasion for further notice to yOu,'
 Plans for the new hotel at M0renci have been prepared by Frost X Rust, uf Tucson, aud have been accepted by the company. The building will be three stories high, s0Xs0 feet on the ground, and the recommendation will be elaborate and beautiful In the lower story there will be the hotel lobby, with the new bank on one side and the new poStollice m the other. Here will alSl be located the lavatOries in con ucctlGn with the large mess-roOm on the next lloOr The second story will contain offices. the parlOrS, the guests diniug-ruom and the large mess room. Iu the last there will be accummOda- tiuns for 200. The third floor will con tain the chlmb,rS. The hotel will be arranged to accommodate fifty guests. Throughout it will be finished and fur. niShed in the most modern manner. It is expected that the cost will be in the neighb1rhood of Sj0,000 Such a hotel will tll ngfelt need of large dimensions. Clifton Era.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
a5v:sed ND into three o. four s'"as'el
FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Animal Inspection OF the Department
jn Nav,

in May.
rho BOARD of Fire Commissioners me-
,,or session in their room III '''e
,ic,,t with all the mem
bers present. ,r,,dors
-The board ordered that J'iiiie9 -.Io,
ondB G Cabell be placed on the res NC,
lists of substitutes, as they were
nv their captains as having SCI Nso
their satisfaction for three lnoite,'s
clarke. substitute III lruct
,,o,y M l. was appointed can isa',ss
!, Tho same company vice q. i.
,osi,,,ea This appointment is 10
toati,,e from the 18th of this month ,, o
Haley was appointed supst!lu'e
COMPANY No. Is. on propdIio' +r.at fire.
o,tp ho,rd decided to place street ~
-, rt,tion nj the corner OF fieaS -,
md Jessamine Streets. ana ~ artr,sn+
annual inspection OF the re date
during the month OF May, .nc .,;nner
e. to he arranged by the chiel e'is ..,e,i
- hi. III OCCASION the handsome soio
,,,adals presented by the Virginia &c. -.
Tns,.rance Company VIII DE Picoe ilN NJ
G G. F'romIncr, of Engine CoInpans NJ :,
and P. ]. Gill. OF Engine So a 30 me fire
an the corner of Fifteenth ana ~ "a 80
Straafe last year. Capt. G. Watt razor
was unanimously selected 10 ii.rNe
presentation speech OF the occas,o. an
1t was the sense of the boarn tiia 1,o an
tho 1st of Nav next those VINO nave oestl
t lilt n comply with the tre-escape
ordinance and have not done SO VIZ pS
u 20 TO the Police Justice. \ great
number of petitions were presented TO e el,s
board by the secretary from cltizens No
ing Ion dc Whereupon the board decided
70 rnaet on Wednesday evening. lhe VI.
instant at 30 o'clock, and go on a tour
Of inspection of the buildings th:it Ne. ee
or to he exempt This action is abso-
,taI ,,acascary as the board cannon
consider the matter of eSemptins built ,el.
ing from this important law until dnes
have inspected the premises concernea; .,
President Frischkorn. Conliilssi 49,
and S,,perintendent Thompson were
L,lnainted q committee to draft certain
necessary rules and regulations concern e;,3
INC the manner of electric wiring IN puiia-
inss in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05

i;emov.n:: Bn,idi rs Preparatory 70
Erecting Hotel Annex.

Col. John Murphy yesterday began tear
ing down one of the buildings adjoining the
aliey between Broad and Grace, en- the
property he recently purchased Tor the
annex TO his hotel
His plan is TO remove this structure 50
rs 10 have space to store the bricks from
the other buildings which must be re-
moved.
The stcre- houses fronting on Broad
purchased by the Colonel will be vacated
about the first of March and the whole
space will be at once cleared away.
The general contract for the erection OF
the annex will not embrace the removal
of the buildings nor the excavation for the
foundation. Colonel Murphy will have
this work done under his own supervision.
Ii is expected that work on the annex
will begin early in the summer. The
building Will contain 100 rooms
CO.. Murphy will erect building des. sned
for a large department. store on the prop
erty he purchased from DR.. Creed Thomas
estate at the northwest corner of Eighth
and Grace Streets This property fronts
no feet on Grace and 155 on Eighth. The
price paid was $4,000 The building viii
DO so CONSTRUCTED that if it cannot be
leased out for one store-house. it may be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
Sl,jDyarl Notes.
rr;nr sbin-Bni,dine

The officials of the Trigg Ship Building
(omnanv have received no further al
ices from Washington regarding the
awarding of the contract tor tne, ,l Few,
cruisers, for which bids We're supnitteu
n :, ,vaaL IT will probably be a week or
ten DAYS before the consideration OF the
bids is concluded. 49,,
The boilers OF the Thornton have peefl
fred and her machinery is being tested.
work on the cruiser Galveston IS pro
,racsino rapidly The cast stern OF the
boat has not yet been placed in position
but will be in a very short time
The torpedo-boat desfroyers pale ana
Decatur are being rapidly put IN conui,
tion Their boilers have been Installed
and the machinery is being put III
readiness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
BASEBALL MEN MEET.
Board OF Directors Enlarged by -Four
Additional Names.

Board OF Directors IIniHfHcu ny fou.
Additional Names.
The Board of Directors of the Richmond
Baseball Club met in the Office Of Capt.
T. w. Cunningham yesterday afternoon.
The directorate was enlarged to embrace
nine members. instead of five. Messrs.
Harry c. Glenn, of the Common Council.
Mr.. II. f. Wiley, of the Richmond DIS
patch; Mr.. John a. Moroso Of the News,
and Mr.. c. Traferi were the new mem
bers elected.
1t Was shown that a LARGE amount OF
tho stock had been taken. ana applica-
ton made by two citizens to taSe
up the remaining stock. The appIca-
lions were not acted upon, however. the
board believing il better to allow indi-
,idual citizens to take up one share at a
time.
A committee. embracing Nessrs. Cum
1lingham, Trafieri and Kahn. was ap-
pointed to canvass the city for the re-
naming shares, and the board adjourned
to meet again at the same place on
Thursday afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
Manager Kahn and President Donau
will leave for NnSfo'- to m ',-'--'
morning to attend the schedule meeting
of the league at Monticello Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
vIOLETs yIoLETs:

Finest Long Stemned Violets. Freshly
Picked twice a day. s1.oo per hundred.
Mann g. Brown, West Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
MACHINISTS' UNION.
prcs;den, o'Connell Addresses a Large

President O'Conneil Addresses n Large
Meeting.
Mr. James OConnell, internat ional presi-
large audience last night at Smiths Hall,
composed of representatives of every labor
union in the city
He spoke chiefly of the Machinists' Union
and the benefits to be derived therefrom,
giving many Illustrations OF the union
work towards improving the condition OF
labor He is here in the interest OF a
General movement which is on loot in
the city, towards the organization OF all
labor. Others who spoke wire Messrs.
.Iohrl INrausse, president of the Trades
Council of Richmond: James b CASEY,
president of the state Federation OF La-
Dor, and James B. Doherty, commissioner
cst labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
;]IIl!!.I!!.z|.2|!1k:7!llI1
"a s peciaIfy.

primary, Secondary or Tertiary Syphi.-
,;. permanently cured in 10 to 30 DAYS.
X W can be treated at home for the same
price under same snaramty, You prefer
70 ia fare and hotel bills. and no charge
roa az fan to cure II you have taken Mer-
curry lodide Potash a PsIc 55ll have aches
and pains; Muc Pimpes 'c1sS IN mouth
S SnIs Ulcers. on any part of the BODY.
s SpS.S or eyebrows falling out. it is this
ssaanhillitic BLOOD POISON that we
spstinate cases and challenge the worId
eor a case we cannot cure. This disea Sc
has always baffled the skill of the most
eminent physicians. 100000 capital be-
hind our unconditional guaranty. Abso-
Int proofs sent sealed on application.
COOK REMEDY CO., No. 51l Masonic
Temple Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
nIonkcycd With q Buzz Saw.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. 4.-The Board
of Police Commissioners have reduced
Sergeant James T. Smith 10 private,
ana placed Policeman Charles L. Goods
in his place The reason for their action
was that the Sergeant instituted legal
proceedsngs,to cause the depcsai OF Ponce
Commissioher Frank Price.
The grounds for proceedings were that
Price held a government office, and at
the same time held a municipal office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
,rob,cco Workers, Union.

The special meeting of Local Union, No.
II. Tobacco Workers Union. was held ID
Smithdeal Hall last night. The report OF
w. R. Walden. the local member OF the
of the local committee for investigation
were received The last-named commit
tee reported on the use of the union label
i'll Richmond factories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05

Mr. George w Moseley, general man
ager OF OF the Edison Electrical Company
of New York, has returned to his home
after q pleasant visit to his parents. OF
31O3 East Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05

and systematic charcter to the decisions
of The court and settled many great con-
stituti0nal questions favorably 10 the con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
uczE,,A. NO CURE NO PAY

Your druggist will refund your money
= pAZO OINTMENT fails3to cure Ring
worm. letter. Old Ulcers and Sores. Pim-.
nles and zBlackheads on the face. Itching
Humors. Dandruff and all Skin Diseases
no matter of how long standing. Price
soc. If your druggist should fail to have
it send us soc. in postage stamps and we
win forward same by mail. anl at any
t;,,,e.5 yo1 notify us that the cure was net
satisfactory we will promptly return your
money. Your druggist will tell You that
we are reliable, as our IANATtY.S BRO.
MO-QUININE Tablets, which rave
national reputation for colds. are ta1idied
by all druggists. Address PARIS NEDl-
CINE CO., st. Louis. Mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05

Owing to the illness of Bishop Whittle,
| the tea to have been given yesterday al
| ternoon by the Industrial Chapter of
| Holy Trinity Church has been indefinitely
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-17

and the amendment was retained-61 ayes
and 66 noes
The carly hours of the session in the
House yesterday were enlivened by an at
tempt on the part of the Democrats to
retaliate upon the Republicans for their
flibus ering tactics the day before. I'm
mediately after the House was called to
order Mr. Cannon moved that il go into
the Committee of the Whole for the con-
sideration of the Sundry Civil bill. Mr.
Richardson called attention to the absence
Of a quorum.
In view of the fact that yesterday we
were not allowed 10 pass bill appropri-
atins $500 without a quorum. he said Il
don't think should pass one for $780,
Oo0,Ooo without the requisite number OF
members for business icing present" \
roll call resulted in POI yeas and % nays,
and the Sundry Ciyil bill was taken up
\ point of order was raised by Mr.
Hepburn that the appropriation for the
IN .scellsneous expenses of the Fish Corn
mission. drawn so that 10 per cent should
he available interchangeably. was not in
accordance with the statute which re-
quires that all appropriations shall be
made for specific purposes. Mr.. Moody
answered that the arrangement was justi-
fable because it made an equitable distri-
button of the money between the depart
ments of the Commission possible. Mr..
Hepburn objected On the ground that the
arrangement pat the disposal # too much
money in the hands of the Superintendent.
but his objection and the point of order
were oVeTruled.