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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-18
REAL ESTATE OUDEBUSH

FOR SALE
room house w 10th. in good repair.
room house, only blocks from state
house. strictly modern. in good condition.
at a bargain.
New Z room house Western ave, lots.
s., 900.
room house, I.owman Hill. cemented
cellar, barn. $1,000.
Cottage on Branner St. near Sd, H. lots
good condition, 81 100 less for all cash
city water, good condition. 81 200.
3 room cottage and summer kitchen,
good we'll, 5l8 Lawrence, $50.
3 room cottage. 3 lots, well. east front,
Union ave- and 18th. good condition, $3.50
room cottage new, 2 lots. well, 10th
room cottage, u lots, on 10th and
Golden ave. well, small stable and out
17th. sl60 each a 4''''''' = ',e@''~~ ~. -
11a lots on Bolles ave. between 18th and
18th. $125 for the ~ lots.
2 lots on West st, east front, between
nth and 18th, 800 each
L lots on high ground, NJ & d addition,
acres College Hill. $3.50.
3 lots on Lane St, near pavement, 1ne
shade, east front, $3.50.
320 acres Is miles from Topeka, good
buildings,lz hay land. balance farm land.
90 acres near Topeka. one-third bottom
land, fine farm and stock ranch, well
improved. $500 per acre
We have houses and lots IN all parts of
city. and farms in all parts of this coun-
EMMETT E. ROupEBUsH.
Phone 26T. lis West 9Th St.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE
ZOE sALE-RRAL EsTArE.
S. NJ. WOOD & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
5s4 KANSAS AVENUE.

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]. D. MILLER G. CO..
81 KANSAS AVE.

NO. $40 acres. room house, large
barn, grapes. fruit of all kinds. all rich
land, IA miles from street car line, good
neighborhood, 81. 600.
No. 567-10 acres. 200 young fruit trees,
$50 grapes, is nicely located, $500: terms.
No. 543-Lawrence ST., room cottage,
2 lots barn, etc, $500.
No. 651-Chestnut St, 8 room cottage,
barn, we'll. shade etc. $500
No. 664-Can distance, room house, IL
lots. easy terms. 81. 600.
No. 655-9 room modern home on west
side; viii take cottage close in as part
pay. s.. 500.
No. 633-7 room house, 2 lots. Clay St.
s. 200.
Also many desirable tracts and homes
in and around Topeka reasonably cheap.
Call and be convinced
]. ID. MILLER & CO,
Up tairs. SIT Kansas Ave.
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NOTICE OF final. SETTLEMENT.
The State of Kansas, Shawnee County, S.
county.
IN the matter Of the estate OF IllEa AZ.
Young, deceased.
Creditors and all others persons inter
egted in the aforesaid estate arc hereby
notified that I shall apply to the probate
court in and for said county sitting ut
the court house in Topeka county OF
Shawnee, state OF Kansas, on the Slst day
Of May, A. D. 1901 for FUN and Anal set
tlement Of sad estate
I. VAN HOOK.
Administrator Of the Estate of Eliza NJ.
Young, Deceased
April 80, A. ID. 1901.
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FOR SALE BY D. Il. ToRRENs.

FOR SALE BY D. 4. TORRENS.
s5 KANSAS AVE,
$50 acres, improved. IS, 500.
$40 acres, half bottom. improved. Sc, 49,
500 acres upland, improved. Sc. 40.
800 acres upland. improved 5000
90 acres upland and bottom. So. 80
100 acres half bottom, close to Topeka,
s. ESQ
$50 acres, well improved. bottom, S., 600
SO acres no buildings. 7 miles out, T.700.
40 acre fruit farm. close in, $3.50.
The above mentioned farms are all Wen
improved D. T. TORRENS,
225 Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Farm Of 1870 acres miles north of city,
well improved. possession given this
spring; also growing crop if sold soon;
Good story brick building on Kansas
ave. must be sold at once. Come at once
A snap in Z room house on Tyler, very
close TO 7th st.
House of rooms blocks from state
house. southwest, has hot and cold bath,
sink in kitchen, hot and cold water, CRATE
and mantel. hot water heat, laundry in
basement: large plate mirror built IN
house: large barn with servants room;
lighted by gas and electricity; all ia first
class shape. Price for a few days. $39O0-
10 room modern house, first class in ev-
cry particular, 2 lots, good barn; on Klein
St. cheapest property in city. S1SQ9.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
81 Kansas Ave.
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U. r. LAND co.

FOR SALE
1900 acres, well watered 81 per acre.
Good bottom land for alfalfa, g.
1000 acres good wheat land, 10 years
time
Several equities for town property.
VIII select your school land
Ranches of all kinds.
Half rates furnished free.
10000 acres wheat land to be paid for
- q. p LAND Co. 52s Kansas ave.
FOR SALE
TOPEKA PROPERTY
room cottage. well, cistern, lots, east
s room cottage. wei, cistern. l lot. on
Taylor St. 81 $50.
room house. modern. close in. 2 lots,
1880.
rs acres, house. orchard fenced. part cul-
tivation; bargain 81. $50; close to city.
room house. well cistern. lots, fine
shade. nice home. $3.50.
8 room cottage, liz lots. $500.
1G0 acres farm, good land, 10 miles of
l6o acres fne wheat land miles r R.
station. $3.50
500 acres choice. smooth wheat land 4
miles Of county seat, railroads. center
state. bargain, 81 600
room house Lane St, large barn. nice
property. 81 500.
SO acres near city bargain.
SCOTT & SCOTT.
SIS Kansas Ave. Topeka
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DETECTIVE AND wAToHMAr-

THE INTER-STATE SECRET SERVICE
Bursau-M. y. Gilmore. manager. Roy
D. Marsh. secretary General Ioetectiya
and Waterman service Private detectives
furnished day or night. All work ca
trusted to US promptly exec.tedl Tela-
phone 232-3- b2o Kansas ave-. Icpckas kan.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


BUY Texas oil stock in a company that
owns its lands The Beaumont 4 East
Texas OIL Co. owns in fee simple 4, 36l
belt part of it being only 900 feet from
the world famous Lucas geySer and the
Beatty S1.25Q, 900 we'll. Capital $l.ulJ, gu
A limited issue of stock is now offered at
Soc per share (par value T.Q0). full paid,
nom assessable. Send for prospectus. In
yestigate our standing and our PROPOSE
ton. We offer a secure Investment. H L.
kiester. Secretary, Beaumont Tex.
TEXAS oil stocks 1udfciouslv bought are
safe Investments The Home Oil Co. OF
Bea umont offers safest proposition now
on the market. 1t controls 1900 acres OF
Oil land in proven oil fields Of eastern
from the Beatty Gusher.H which sold for
81 250. 600 Limited issue of stock is offered
at 25c per share tpar value SD, fun paid.
non aSsesSable- Capital $l.OO0.o00 Actual
work of development now in progress.
Send for prospectus. investigate standing
of our officers in Bradstreet's or Dun's.
Make drafts payable to w S. Davidson,
of Beaumont Address G. NJ. Ellinw0od.
Secretary, Beaumont. Tex
COMFORTABLE income assured from in
vesrment 500. we accept SO just for
trial; profits paid weekly by money or
der. highest commercial references and
8bE permission oniyl from customers:
Trust Bldg. Cincinnati O.
MAKE NTONEY-Conduct mail order
business: we start YOU. furnish every
thing. particulars for stamp. Central Sup
ply Co. Kansas City, No.
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WANTED Statesmen.


SALEsNrEN-T speciality statesmen ca
pable of successfully handling large
propositions We Will pay salary of $500
per month. best selling line on the mar
ket. no experiment. quick sales; large or
ders; extraordinary inducements to all
kinds of trade We are established and
thoroughly responsible. Reference. Ad-
dress Best Line. care Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-18

FOR SALE By
NJ. HEERY,
1o3 EAST FIFTH ST.
$50 acres in Wabaunsee county, 81 400.
6 room house north side, $780,
8 room house and IL acres, 81. 49,
Lots west of Shorey, So
Lots near Santa Ee shops, 500.
Lots 21st and Adams sts., So
lots and houses on Jackson St, near
4th, 1920.
NJ. HEERY.
103 East Fifth St
FOR SALE-My residence near Wash
burn college. five lots. room house;
cellar we'll and cistern, good barn and
outbuildings, some fruit and garden
room. Mrs. Minnie HOLSTER Hartman.
Frank S. Thomas, Agent, Fifth and Kan
sas avenues, city.
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WATCHES cleaned. 75c- clocks. Zoe: main
springs, 75c: crystals. 1oc. Cash paid for
old gold or silver. All work Ecasant eed
Old 3eWelNy exchanged for new Il hard
up. see Uncle Sam. 5i3 Kansas ave
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SALESb Irresponsible manufacturer
and Who'll esaler will employ two grocery
statesmen for this state; permanent terri
tory good salary to right men. Address
Kansan, care Journal
WANTED-Sa Statesmen everywhere: salary
or commission. permanent Brow
Bros Co, Nurserymen. Rochester. N. Y.
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FIRST CLASS borermakc-s water. larG
and oil tanks. smoke stacks. brecchinE
and sheet iron works Z. s. Belts and II.
E. Riley. 1907 N Kansas ave. Tel. 75l
Promptness and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WANTED AGENTS.

PORTRAIT AGENTS-lex20 crayons soc
colors 75c; delivery guaranteed: best
frames, prompt shipments Crown Art
Co. 643e Eggleston ave. Chicago.
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WANTED-Agents for the best and only
positive skirt supporter ever invented.
Geo. N Sceetss 45 Commerce Bldg, Chi
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JEWELLERS.


JAMES p. HAYDEN. Jeweicr and Opt.-
clan. Complete stock of watches. fia-
mOnds. silverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacies properly fitted.
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REAL SIMON PURE SNAPS.


lots and large house on West 9Th.
a 2 story property On Kansas ave-, 800
] on Kansas ave GOO block.
on Kansas ave 700 block
! in 900 block.
A s room house on Jackson St, 1900
block. North Topeka
A cottage on Jackson. North Topeka
3 vacant lots on corner Saywell and
Kansas ave. North Topeka
room house on Tyler, near nth
Farm Of 20 acres 10 miles southeast.
A s room house, IS feet on Tyler St.
near 9Th.
a great many small tracts.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
GIT Kansas Ave-
FOR SALEs-Two acres adjoining city.
new 4 room house. barn. well and fruit
Terms easy. f. s. Thomas. sol Kan ave.
FOR SALE
New. cottage. Washhurn car line, $50
cash. balance monthly
Good residence, barn. cistern and sewer,
Fillmore. near 18th, $3.50 cash; balance
mont hly-
House and 2 lots. Walnut Grove $50
F. j.. BROWN.
II Columbian Bldg
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FLAMING MILLS.

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CAPITAL CITY PLANNING MILL IL now
ready to do all kinds of planning mill
work. at 421 East Fourth St w. J. White
kind and Dell Parker. proprietors,
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PAVING

THE OFFICE of the Capital City vitrI-
fed Brick and Paving Co. mas been re-
moved to lis West Eighth sL
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WANTEE-Everyw hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars samples. etc. /:
no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertis-
ing Bureau, Chicago.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

L. A RYDER NJ D..
OFFICE and residence corner Gordon st.
and Central ave, North Topeka. Phone
214. Uses the Brinkerhof system OF rectal
treatment a successful and painless treat
ment for piles. fistulas assure. liberation.
etc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-18

BUSINESS and calling cards aluminium
card cases and quick selling aluminium
novelties. Catalogue free. Economy Co.
5s5 Lake St, Chicago.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs


FOR RENT-Complete modern residence
steam heat - d. Robbins. los E 6th.
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Low priced soda fountain. one sale daily
Chicago.
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ATToRNRYs-Ar-LAW

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4. D. HUMPHREYS Lawyer. Suite
Office Block. East Fifth ST.
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MAKE MONEY-Conduct mail order
business: we start YOU. furnish every
thing particulars for stamp. Central Sup
ply Co. Kansas City, Mo
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MATTRESSES AND FEATHERs

JUST A WORD to those who have ruat-
tresses and feathers to renovate or went
new mattresses, iron beds or spring.
Everyone who has gone to the Topeka
Spring Mattress and Bedding eomponJ
says their work is just grand. 4. cnlcmbcc
the number. 116 East Fourth st. Tes $50.
MATTRESSES made to order and reno
waited furniture bought and sold. II. W.
Pickett. 2l1 Kansas ave-
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FLORISTS


MRS. J. r. HAGUE, Florist. successor to
r. ]. Groves. SIT Kansas ave. Phone Coz.
CUT FLOWERS and floral designs at
Hayes. 1O7 West Eighth ST Phone $50
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FOR MISCELLANY OUs.
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FOR RENT-Garden and fruit land cheap
for cash ChiveFs. Alb Kansas ave.
FOR RENT-Modern hats. $50. $500
$500. $500 Small stores, $3.50. Music
studio. $500. l. d. era wford. agent.
FOR REryT-Barn. 217 East sth st.
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BICYCLES.
sAr1N-sKIN sPEc1ALr1Ea

u. s. CYCLE Co.. 11s r sth st. Nationa
and linton bicyeles. Sundrles. repsl-s-
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Ia G. BARNEs. ". ..

IDA c. BARNES. NJ d.
Office 732 Kansas ave Residence Thir~
tenth and Clay. Office hours: A. m. to
II a. m, and p. m. to b. m. Telephoo0
59s residence and 16 office.
DIR. EVA HARDING. homeopathic. Ga
Kansas ave- Telephone 402-
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HOUSES FOR RENT
room modern cottage Western ave,
$500.
room modern house West 9Th, $500.
6 fine rooms. close in water paid, $12-0o.
rooms. furnished for housekeeping,
$500
nice houses, Oakland. $500 to 1890.
Very desirable furnished rooms.
j. a. DAVIS & CO..
lEntranea on 9Th ST sol Kansas Ave.
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THERE'S hope for the hofnely. fascinn-
ton for the fair, having good sense to
apply Satin-Slcin Cream and Powder,
beauty's charmers. 25c. kempar & Pax
TONS drug department.
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FOR sALE-REAL, ESTATE.

N
Kansas properties listed for sale or rent.
Careful attention to the interests Of non
resident owners
Correspondence solicited.
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oLpzsZl WALL STREET
SAE5STt Money VIII Earn
BESTl Big Monthly Returna.
The investors Fund pays sem i-monthly-
The Oldest established in America. No
certificate holder has ever lost q cent.
Payments made TO ali suDscrthers every
Is davs No trouble. No delay. Money
refunded on demand Write today Tor
particulars, free to any address.
&. z. MACKEX q CO. Hudson guiding N Y.
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
FIVE GET JOBS
 IN VENEZUELA
General Greene Finds Employ ment for That Number of
 Dismissed Cadets

Washington, May 23.-The five West Point cadets dismissed yesterday Bobby, Cleveland, Keller, Linton and Mahaffey-will not appeal for elem ency to the War Department. They have entered the service of the New York and Bermuda Asphalt Company. This came about through Gen. Francis A. Green one of the chief officials of the trust. He communicated with the War Department this morning and in formed Secretary Root that five young men had called upon him in contrite and repentant state of mind, asking for his advice and assistance in shaping their future. They stated that no tur- pitude was involved in anything that was charged against them, and Gen eral Green apparently was of the same opinion, for after hearing their story he proposed to Secretary Root to em- ploy the young men in the services of the asphalt company. Secretary Root promptly responded that the War De- partment had no objection, and that it was true there was no charge touch ing the integrity of the boys. but only a technical violation of discipline. So one of the young men will go immedi- ately to Venezuela, and the others will be disposed of according to the en- gineering needs of the company.
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
SUDDEN DEATH OF
 GOVERNOR TANNER
Intimated That It Was Suicide, But His Physician Says
 It Was Not

Springfield H., May 23.-Former Gov ernor John R. Tanner died here sud denly in the Leland Hotel at PAS this aft ernoon from rheumatism of the heart. He had been confined to his room since his return from Chicago last Saturday with rheumatism in the left side, but the case was not considered in the least serious. He felt much worse this afternoon and pr. J. N. Dixon, the Governors physi- clan, was called about 2:3o and found the Governor dying.
 Governor Tanner had had various po- sitions besides that of Governor, having been a member of the Illinois House, United States marshal for the southern district of Illinois, state treasurer and assistant at the United States sub-treas- ury at Chicago, and was for many years a member of the Republican central committee and chairman of the same, and was candidate for United States Sen ator this year against Senator Cullom. He leaves one son. Col. J. Mack Tanner, of Springfield, colonel Fourth Inianery' Illinois National Guard, and one daugh- fer Mrs. John A. Barnes of Chicago.
 An afternoon paper intimated that for- mer Governor Tanner had committed sui- eide, but Dr. Dixon stated positively to- night that although he was unable to state the absolute cause Of deatn' ne would unhesitatingly state that death was due to natural causes; his opinion heinz that death was due to cerebral blood clot or rupture or a plood Vessei in the brain.
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
RAILROAD RATE WAR.
Believed That Settlement Will Be Ef-
 fected Today.

Chicago, May 23.-The Eevening Post declares that there Is scarcely a doubt that the disastrous rate war in the Kan sas City-New York passenger traffic will be settled during the next forty-eight hours. It is regarded as certain that at the meeting of railway officials here ac- tion will be taken resulting in an immed- fate restoration of rates. Overtures for a settlement were made today, and al- though details were not obtainable 1t is said the Wabash has informally agreed to withdraw it's demand for differen- tial rate for its fast mail service be- tween Kansas City and New York. The matter of allowing this road differen- tial on business going through Chicago will probably be taken up by a board or arbitration later. The rate war between the Wabash and it's competitors has been sharp and costly. Passenger tariffs have tumbled so that now ticket from Kan sas City to New York costs but VA more than one from Kansas City to Chi cago. Scalpers have reaped rich har- vest
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
PRESIDENT M'NNLEY REVIEWS
 RETURNED AMERICAN SOLDIERS

all parties supported our armies in the field. After all, we have more agree ments in this country than we have diff ferences Naughter and applause). The differences are ephemeral; the agree ments are eternal, and the greatest agreement is that we are a nation. Great applause). We are no longer a mere con federacy of states where one or more can go out of the union at will. We are one indissoluable union. made so in the clash of war when Abraham Lincoln led us. His old secretary, MT. Hay (great applause). who was beside MT Lincoln during the four years of the great Civil war, sustaining him, has been by my side in the past four years" Great applause).
 The President was followed by Secretary Hay.
 On his way to dinner President McKin- ley stopped at Union Square and turned over the first shovelful of sod where the monument to the American navy, in com memoration of Admiral Dewey's victory at Manila Bay is to be erected
 Tonight President Mckinley attended a reception given in his honor by the Grand Army of the Republic posts of the city.
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
Is Discussed By Mrs. R. D. Johnson a,
 Camp Hill.

Camp Hill, May 3-(Special.) )--Mrs. R. D. Johnston of Birmingham lectured at Camp Hill on the night of May 21 on "In- dustrial Training" The faculty of the Southern Industrial College was very for tunate in securing Mrs. Johnston on the programme of their commencement this week. Though it was with reluctance that she accepted the invitation yet she han dled her subject with masterly ability.
 She has recently visited Mount Vernon, the home of Washington. Of this home. which is preserved in it's ancient simplici- ty, she gave an interesting description. Then the grandeur of the character of
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
Heavy Rains In Texas.

Hearno. Tex, May 23.-A hard rain is falling here this evening causing the streets to be covered with water. Tele- phone reports from surrounding towns ae to the effect that the rain is general all over ti,.s section. The Brazos river is rising and the water is slowly coming out over the lowiands. The rises caused by the heavy rains above has not yet passed and it is believed the first bottoms will be overowed by tomorrow. The Lit tie Brazos is also very much swollen and the Navasota is pouring in it's flood below here, which will give the river stin loa dof water to carry away.
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
MANY ACCESS|ONS MADE ID THE
 RANKS IF STRIKING MACH|N|STS

Washington was presented to the audi ence in a way so simple. so forcible and so beautiful that the audience was so thrilled that they went wild with ap- plause. Washington was presented as an ideal of the highest type of manhood and nobility.
 Her fascinating talk on industrial train ing has not been eXcelled by anything heard here on the subject. The value of training the hand, the head and the heart was fully brought out. At no entertain ment given at the commencement will the audience be moved to as high degree of interest as they were by the impressive talk of Mrs. Johnston.
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
counterfetlers Captured.

ElPaso, Texas, May 23-At the village of San Ygnacio, few miles from Juar- ez, Mexico, just south of this city, the police have unearthed complete outfit for making counterfeit money, and two men, G. Perez and Marques, have been arrested on suspicion that they had been engaged in operating the plant
 The outfit was complete for the man. ufacture of American money.
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
Debate Continued.

Havana, May 2S.-Juan Gualberto Co., meg continued his speech against the Platt amendment before the Cuban con stitutional convention today. Senor San guilly replied to him. The closing re- marks of Senor Gomez were eloquent. The convention adjourned without voting. Senor Hendez Capote, the president of the convention, announced that he would vote for the Platt amendment The con servatives claim a small majority in favor of the amendment.
The age-herald., 1901-05-24
HAZING MUST STOP.
Military Academy Will Be Closed If It
 Does Not.

Indianapolis May 2S.-Congressman Charles Blandis of the thirteenth In- diana district, said today that if the haz- ing evil at West Point could not be sup pressed the military academy would be closed for three or four years.
 Congress is in humor to do just such a thing" said MT. Landis. land unless the young men there learn at once to behave themselves, the academy will be closed long enough to stamp out this haz- ing evil"