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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12
a rRANscoNT1NE NTAL sYsrEna
Wonderful Recent Development of
the Rock Island Route.

6ne ROCK Island Route.
The annual report of the Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific Railway company
submitted at the stockholders meeting
is for the fiscal year ending March 81.
1902, and therefore does not cover the
important acquisitions and financial ar
engagements which have recently been
carried threasgh. Since that date the
Rock Island has acquired the Choctaw,
Oklahoma & Gulf railroad Issuing s24.
100000 collateral trust 4 per cent bonds
for the purposea and also the St Louis,
Kansas City & Colorado railroad. These
two acquisitions materially enlarge the
confines of the Rock Island system, and
give it, in addition to its important
terminus at Chicago, termini also at
Memphis and St. Louis, though in this
last instance 1t will be necessary to ill
in first a gap of 40 miles of uncompla-
ted road.
The Rock island may be said to be de-
veloping into the proportions of a large
tranScontinenta1 system This viii ap-
pear particularly obvious when it is re-
called that. aside from the additions
mentioned, the company has been build
ing some large extensions; particularly
the construction OF the various pieces of
road Csome by means of independent
companies organized for that purpose),
forming the line to FL PasO, where con-
nection is made on the one hand with
the Southern Pacific for Pacific coast
points, and on the other hand with the
Mexican Central for points in Mexico.
The company somewhat earlier provid-
ed itself with a line through Oklahoma
territory to Fort Worth in northern
Texas. A few years ago the operations
of the Rock Island were confined almost
entirely to the territory between Chi
cago and the twin cities minneapolis
and st. PauD on the north and Kansas
City and Denver on the south and west.
The numerous additions and acquisi-
lions since then are greatly changing
Is
now becoming a potent factor in the
railroad operations of the Southwest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12


the husbands attention is directed to
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
its remarkable cures of won1anly dis
eases. He may not have much hope Of
q cure, but he IS led to try the medicine,
with the result that IN almost every case
there IS a perfect and permanent cure.
DR.. Pierce's Eavorite Prescription cures
irregularity. It dries the drains which
weaken women. heals Inflammation and
liberation, and cures female weakness.
As tonic for women who are nervous,
sleepless, WORKOUT and rundown Fa-
vorite Prescription" is unequaled.
~In answer to your letter I will say, my wife
commenced to complain tvFen4y years ago p
writes Lewis A. Miller, ex-chief-of-PoIice Of a
Prospect St, Weissport. Pa. 1--WE have tried the
Ions Of medicine during the time she was i'll
She has taken eight bottles of DR. Pierces Fa-
vorite Prescription and six of the Golden Med
zeal Discovery She can do her own work now
and can walk around again and IS quite smart. =
vFavorite Prescription has the testi-
mony of thousands of women to its com
plete cure of yvomanly diseases. Do not
accept an unknown and improved sub
stitute in its place.
Or. Pierceas Pleasant Pellets invigor-
ate stomach. liver and bowels.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12
Sunday School Inatitutes.

Abilene, Kan, June 1.-THE Kansas
Sunday school delegates who go to the
international Sunday School convention
at Denver. June %. have arranged to
hold a series of institutes in western
Kansas on the way. Four parties will
do this. holding meetings as follows.
At Norton. Oberlin Atwood, St Fran
els and Cioodland. Rev. Theodore
Brachen Of Phillipsburg, Rev. J. d,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12
MlSSAhANDA MOORE
Miss Moore Suffered for Years with
Catarrhal Dyspepsia = Ordinary
Remedies Failed to Cure - Pc
ru-na Made Her Well and Strong.

Miss Amanda Moore. Marshall. Tex,
writes.
II have suffered for several years past
with acute dyspepsia and trying sew
eral remedies without any help, decided
that it was my fate to suffer through
this life Last winter took Peruna for
Il sever catarrh the effects of a cold
and you can imagine my joy when /
found that this wonderful remedy not
only cured my catarrh but helped my
dyspepsia
si took three bottles, and found
myself we'll and strong. J can now
eat heartily, and have gained twelve
pounds aud have good reason to praise
Peruna. Miss Amanda Moore.
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saved From an Awful Fate.

''Everybody said 7 had consumption y
writes Mrs. A. NJ. Shields. Of Chambers
burg, Pa. II was SO low after six months
of severe sickness, caused by Hay Fever
and Asthma, that few thought I could
get Well but I learned of the marvellous
merit of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. used it. and was completely
cured" For desperate Throat and Lung
Diseases it IS the safest cure in the world
and is infallible for Coughs, Colds and
Bronchial Affections Guaranteed bottles
soc and S1-00. Trial bottle free at Arnold
Drug Co. 81 n. Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12

Sedalia, No, June Nv. H. Parsons,
p years old. agent for the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific road at HoltOn.
kan, died at the home of his parents
at Lamonte. No, of diabetes. He was to
have been married to Miss Martha
Drake of Holton on the day following
that Of his death.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12
No speoial Favorg For wichita.

The Rock Island yesterday gave notice
that, effective June g. it would with
draw the jobbing rates out of Wichita,
of which complaint had been made by
Kansas City shippers. Under these
rates. Wichita houses had an advantage
in the southwest over their Kansas City
competitors, who petitioned the road for
relief. This action on the part Of the
Rock Island restores conditions to the
old basis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12
KENDR1cK IN EUROPE.
He VIII Return After June ID and
Future Plans VIII Be Known.

Latest reports regarding Third Vice
President ]. ". Kendrick indicate that
he is IN Paris, but viii set sail for the
United States to reach New York be-
tween June Is and July l. A little af-
ter the latter date he will arrive at Chi
cago to assume the duties of his Office.
From good authority 1t is learned that
his resignation has not yet been formal
ly rendered. but from other sources the
report came of his withdrawal in the
first place, and there is no reason now
to doubt that such action is contempla-
ted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12
ROCK ISLAND GETS MORE.
Immigration Pool to Agree to New
Distribution of Spells.

!
Members of the advisory committee
of the Western immigration bureau are
in New York attending a meeting to
more satisfactory to all concerned.
The Rock Island withdrew from the
bureau and the New York immigrant
clearing house a, short time ago because
the Southern Pacific was not member,
and it was dissatisfied with its per-
ceneage allotted under the pooling
agreement. The Southern Pacific has
agreed to join, and both it and the
Santa F'e are willing to give the Rock
Island an additional share of the bust
ness on account Of its having established
a through line to the coast via FL Paso.
Texas
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clondcroft Aeent Hurt.

The AIamogordo News says: A.
Walker, the Rock Island agent at Cloud
croft, was very severely hurt Monday
by being thrown from a horse. He had
his face severely cut upon a sandstone
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12

and It was thought at first that he
was Injured Internally, but fortunately
this was not the case. He was brought
to Alamogordo hotel where the physi-
clan sewed up the bad cut IN his face
and applied the X-ray to see what in
ternal injury he may have sustained,
but none were found.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12

Love is unequally
yok ed with sickness.
Labor is lightened by
love, but love cannot
tighten pain or relieve
1t. Many q man looks
on at his wife's suffering
willing to do anything
to aid her and able to do
nothing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12

1 Gilpin of the Cotton
signed up for the run
ia. vacated by John
the place on 9 and 10,
nd Kansas City. Fire
Who has led the dual life
reman within the last
been awarded the left
ling the st. Joseph pas
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-26
fIFTY-SsvEHTH CONGRESS-

Washington. June IS. - Senate
Throughout Tuesdays session ot the ]
senate the isthmian canal question WAS 4
under consideration. Speeches we're /
delivered BY Mc<srs. Perkins tCall. I
Gailnrcr N. H. Stewart (<cvl and I
Morgan tAla-l- All advocated the I
adoption o. the Nicaraguan route ex- (
cept Mr.. GaliinEer. who made force /
ful argument ir favor Of the Panama
route.
Housc-The house spent the day
considering bills reported from the
judiciary committee. by Tar the most
important mcsssra vas that 10 amend
the existing bankruptcy law. The MI
nority made a vigorous effort 20 repeal
the present law. but was overwhel-
mingiv defeated. es to i31. The bin
passed amends the law IN - particu-
lars go meet defects which. u IS said,
experience has proven The most I'm
rorfaut amendment Is one 90 dchne
preference. TO meet the supreme court
decision in the case % Pirie versus the
Chicago Title and Trust CO. -Four ad-
ditfonai grounds for refusing a els
charge I'm bankruptcy also arc asked
Washington. June 19-Senate-ln-
tcrest iu the isfhmian canal question
increases as the time Tor a nual vote In
the senate approaches. Thursday AZ
o'clock the voting on the amend
mcnts fo the pending Nicaraguan ca
nal hii viii begin and a final iispo-
slficu 90 the matter is expected n be
reached aftorwart. Tho senate Wed
nosiav devoted practically rs entire
session to the canal question
HOUSE Tho near approach % the
end of the present session ~ congress
was sigualirei hy general political
speech hv SIT Richardson lIennl, the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-26
POSTAL CURRENCY.
Postmaster General Payne Tskes e
Strong Position IN its Favor.

Washington. June 1Q.-Postmaster
General Payne takes strong position
in favor of The establishment OF pos
tai currency Ga "A letter he sent 90 con-
gress Thursday transmitting the re
ports of the committee appointed 20
consider pending tin providing Tor a
post check system. he enclosed with
his letter measure drawn by the ma
jorlty % the committee Cor enactment
by congress. which De believes will
meet the end IN view The text of this
measure was announced hy thc press
some time ago. in his letter thu post
master general says.
There IS great nccf of some form
proposed IS very simple eni would
prove % incaicuiahle convenience TO
The public" Tao postmaster adds:
Hundreds 90 thousands of letters
carrying sman amounts in tae form
OF ordinary currency or silver or post
aye stamps are transmitted every year
through the mails These letters are
a constant temptation 90 those hand.
Ing them. as it is easy to identify let
ters euciosinr currency. The postal
checks provided for ir the proposed
bui would Do much moro easily oh
talnod and cheaper than ths prcscn'
money order ang with the extension of
the rural free delivery sortice to th'
remote parts of tho country would sd
far 90 provide "a cheap. convenient and
safe method Coz transmit email amounts
throneh the mails and aouli ha avail
ahio in those sections not heretafor'
dor offices or fle banks no thr Huut-y
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-26
GOV. rAFT's PRoposIrloNs.
The Vatican Consents to the Sale Of
the Sriars' Lands

Rome. June 2i.-The papal secre-
tary OF state. Cardinal Rampona. as.
sured RI. Rev. Thomas O'Gorman.
bishop OF Sioux Falls. :. d.. that the
vatican accepts the proposition Of
JUDGE Taft governor OF the Philip
pines. regarding the disposition OF tho
friar lands on all the main points. but
disscuts on minor points.
The principal propositions presented
by Gov. Taft TO the vatican are as
follows.
First-Tho purchase OF land OF the
friars. the price 20 be Fixed by arbi.
tration
Second-The arhitrators 20 decide
The Indemnity which the Americans
viii pay FOR occupation Of the ecclesi.
astical buildings
Third-Tho above propositions ah.
soluteiy conditional on the withdrawal
o. -he friars
Fourlh-ff tho other propositions
are accepted The Americans propose
60 give n decd or by law 20 grant a
patent 20 tho ccciesiastlcal buildings
on public land
F'ith-ro settle by compromise or
arbitration tho several trusts for
schools hospitals. etc. claimed on the
one hand oy the civil on the other by
tho church authorities
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-26
MAP or PANAMA CANAL ROUTE.

villue for commission Co supervise
rho construction oi the canal and the
other providing for the issuance of
SI1000nUN0 of two per cent gold
bonts t0 raise money with which %
construct the waterway. lt was passed
hv vote OF 6- 90 @. The SpOoncr sub
stitutc in brief provides that the prcsi-
dent shall select tho Panama route n
DE can obtain a clear title TO the Pan
anna Canal Co. property. but. other
WISE De shall adopt the Nicaraguan
route The Panama route WAS con
silerod more desirable by the senate
than the Nicaraguaa route. The only
question lcft open IS the title % the
property. and that the president win
determine if the house should adopt
the senate's amendment 10 its bill The
senate had some debate over the trou-
bic into which 10 has gotten with tho
house over amendments 20 the army
appropriation hil and finally asked
for a conference with the house.
House-The opening day OF tho
weeks debate on the Philippine gov
ernmcnt bin in che house was signal
izcd by a remarkably strong and ex-
F haustivc speech by Mr.. Cooper tWis9
+ chairman o. the committee on insu-
lar affairs. He spoke for almost three
. IONla ana was AtNfN Close ATTENTION
by both sides OF the house.
Washington. June 2i.-Senate-No
. business OF Importance was transacted
by .he senate Friday In open session
except 70 agree 20 a conference report
finally disposing of the military acad
emy appropriation bill. Soon after th'
disposition Of routine business the sen
ate went into executive session and a.
$40 p. M adjourned until Monday.
House-D Debate on the Philippines
civil government bill continued in IN
house from IT a. m 10 5 p. m, and .
a session held al night. The speaker
were given close attention. each sid
enthusiastically applauding its respec
tive orators The isthmian canal bil
was sent 20 conference after the ser
ate amendment had been non-concui
red IN The house reiterated the pos
tlon Il had taken on the army apprC
priation bin by ignoring the action q
the senate and sending the bill oac
70 the senate after voting 20 adhere I
= its iisa grcement TO this objectionabl
, army post amendment.
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Frankfort. KY. June 21 -Adit. Gen.
David b. Murray has returned from
Washington. where he won't ln the iu-
tercst Of the kcntucky war claims He
received assurances that the 5000 900
due tho state a. interest on msnoy
borrowed fr.m state banks during fhe
civil war will hc appropriated 90 Ken.
tucky I'm tho general deficiency hili A
similar claim. due the state for inter
est paid the sinking fund on money
borrowed IS pcnding. but viii go over
90 the next congress.
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In Case Of 4 General Strike il
Would Be Exhausted in
About Three Months.
SECRETARY WILSON'S ESTIMATE.
The Vast Industrial Machinery OF the
United States Would Be Hands,
capped For Fuel.
There Are approximately $4,000 Min
ers in the Country, Scattered IN 50
States-TNaenty-Fou States
Would Be Involved.

Indianapolis. IND. June 2i.--it e. cs-
tima.ed by W. p. Wilson. secretary and
treasurer OF the United Mine Workers
ot America, that the present supply
OF bituminous and anthracite coal
above ground would he exhausted in
less than three months. IL there should
De general suspension OF work IN the
mines. According 60 this estimate. if
the national convention or the mine
WORKERS in indianapolis July ~ should
vote FOR general suspension of work.
I'm support OF the anthracite strike. as
= now proposed the vast Industrial
machinery of the United States would
be Handicapped Tor fuel so that thou
sands OF factories would have 90 sus
pend work
Wilson has statistics showing thore
arc approximately 100000 miners IN
tho country. scattered through so
states The miners OF % four states
would DO actively involved if there
should he a suspension ot operations.
In Idaho Nevada. California the Da-
kotas. North Carolina and two or three
other states brown coal known as lir
mite. i7 mined. brt tho organization
til nor tske these states into consider
alton whom it issued a call Thursday
Tor tho national convention.
There are now over 300 600 member.
of thc mine workers organization Nr
Wilson SAYS that nearly every non
union man would r1 ouf ~ genera
suspension m work should be ordered
+ During tho FIRST anthracite strike twt
o. . ...HH A.. ....
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RIVAL DIVE KEEPERS.
IN a Fisns Two Men Were Killed and
One Fatally Wounded

Mlddlesboro. KY. June "A hgat
IN Cabin Hoilow. ave miles from town.
between rival dive keepers. resulted
In death TO Henry and James Shackie-
ford. brothers. and the fatal woundiaS
of Smith Overtcn- The engagement
occurred early SUNDAY morning The
Shackiefords ran ;he rnoonshine sa-
loon in Cabin Hollow ard a short els
tance away Vas one owned BY Lake
Hopper and Henry Muller. The men
were Jealous Of each others business
and % fell out. Hopper Is supposed
20 have killed both the Shackiefords.
Overton beioags 20 Hopper's gang. No
arrests have been made and more trou-
bic Is expected A. any moment
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Young Merchant Of Lexington Took An
Overdose o. Morphine.

lexington. Ky. June 23.-James Nc
Cormick well-known young mor-
chant. walked into cafe sunday
morning. and taking a seat NJ a ta'ir
called waiter and said. Send fsT
the ambulance and a doctor am ts-
ing His words caused commotiou.
but his wishes were carried ont Hs
was taken 90 a hospital and d.ci soar
afterward. An overdose of morphine
was the cause of his death n was
not suicide. McCormick being addicted
% the use of the drug. taking an over
dose.
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LIFE SAVING SERVICE.
Bill Providing For Pensions For Mem
bers Favorabiy Reported.

Washington. Juno 2l.-The bin pro-
viding pensions for members of the
life saving service was ordered favor
ably reported by the house committee
on commerce. The pension rate pro
vided is the same for the members OF
crew as that paid seamcn in the navy
or privates in the army and the rate
20 the superintendent % station IS
the same as TO a captain In the navy.
In favoring the measure the commit
tee took the view that this was not
the creation OF a civil pension list. as
the periis OF life saving are analo-
gous to those OF military OF naval lie.
and the life savers also perform coast
patrol duty In time OF war.
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wedding Parry Twice Dlaapp~otss

Owonshoro. KY June % Twice
has the date ot the marriage OF Miss
Lena Miller and J. Il. scaton. both 20
this city. been fixed. and twice have
their friends presented thcmseivfs.
each time 90 be- disappointed because
the marriage did not tai0r place AZ
The arst wedding the bride $50 noe ap-
pear and az the SECOND the bridegroom
failed % show M
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Washington. June Representa-
tive Mahon. OF Pennsylvania. Friday
introduced bill authorizing the secre-
tary Of the navy 10 determine just
compensation TO the sufferers from the
destruction OF the battleship Maine
and approprlating 81 .230 900 for adjust
ment OF these claims. the limit for
cases of personal injury being placed
at $4,000 and on account Of death
e2 0cN
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NEWS IN BRIEF.



The town Agua Delce. Colombia.
vas taken FROM the rcvolutionlsts by
government troops-
The 81 james hotel AZ Dallas. Ter.
collapsed. Ono dead and three IN
hrcd have bceu taken out. L g. est.-
mated that 90 atir remain IN the riins-
The work % dcmoiishing thc ints-
-ior of the white house has pyogrcesct
90 rapidly that tho presidecs rlts
himself crampel for space. rendering
t dimcuit To transact the nusiuess ct
ais Office
whitciau Reid. special ambssss-
Z dor o. tho Unncd States % the corc-
cation % King Elvard. viii have
carriage % himself in the royal pro
+ -esslon through Iondons streets acxt
. Friday.
Thirty thorsanI niicc travcrsci IN
search of her kidnspgG baby. and -he
duai recovery % tha child I'm Madras.
Ind. has been accomplished hy Mrs-
Marion rhoruton EsberL Cticaso
woman
prcsl'ent feuhct was invested at
the palace OF rcrlY1e with the ieco-
ratl'N "t tN' rI'tN'a- NtNt '
Golden Flerce. hy SPECIAL ni. .-.'n
sent to Paris f'r this purpose hl hing
Alfonso.
Tho now k.lr OF Savony ls chiefly
known Tor hia military tastes and COM
.Fiferate treatment cf private soldiers.
.Ifo was commander for 30 years ui the
Twelfth Army Corrs. which Is SAX
nny's contingent ta the imperial army.
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San Francisco. June 23.-Maj. Cen
lloyd Wheaton. who arrived Saturday
evening from the Philippines on the
United States transport sherman.
which was held In quarantine. returns
in fairly good health. His long stay
in the islands and the responsibilities
he has had have aged him greatly.
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Lexington. KY june % sheriff
Wilkerson and deputies made raid on
a Negro camp meeting AZ Mt Gllecc
Sunday. and arrested three Negro's
operating bsrroom in a tent. Amor
the sherins raid the meeting broke
nm
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-26

St. Petersburg. June 20.-The minis
try OF the interior has approved the
mnnicipaiity's proposal 20 elcctTIiy
the street railroads owned by the CITY
and the municipal authorities have
been authorized to accept a favorable
bid for their construction
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Covington. Ky. June 23-Dcsponf-
ent because his father IS dylng and he
himself Is serving q sentence for n
crime OF which he claims 20 be inur-
cent. Clarence Bridewcli tried 90 corr
nit suicide ia the Covington Jail sun
day night by hanging himself 90 a bar.
he was discovered in time.
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CHINESE CRUISER WRECKED.
one Hundred and Fifty Officers and
Men Lost Their Lives.

London. June ga dispatch 10 the
Central News from Shanghai says that
the Chinese cruiser Kai-Chi was wreck
ed Sunday by a terrific explosion while
laying in the Yang Use river. The
Kai-Chi sank in 30 seconds and $50
officers and men on board were killed
or drowned Only two men on board
the cruiser escaped death.
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Columbia. XIV. June % David Fitz-
gerald. aged about 55 years. who came
70 Adair county from North Carolina
six or eight weeks ago. was found
dead on the road four miles north of
Columbia. His death was due % q
hemOrrhage
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Paris. Ky. June 2a.-The Jury IN
the case Of James ". Wright. after
being out a short time. returned a YER
diet o. confinement IN the penitentiary
for life. Wright was on trial for the
killing OF Thomas Butler. In this city.
on January IL