The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-22

Wil1lam q. Montgomery, agent fuf
he American Express company, ct
impofia. died suddenly Wednesday
light Of apoplsxy.
The postmaster general has accepted
he proposition Of M. O. Miller, TO |
ease The room at present occupied By
he pUtoffico at Olathe.
d. H. Warren. q Frisco fireman.
Jumped from his engine q few miles
aorth q Fort Scott and was seriously |
INJURED Warren thought the engine
vas going to blow up and jumped
:hroush the cab window while the
rain was at full speed.
The house Of bishops Of the Protest
ant Episcopal church. In session at
cinciAnati, elected the Rev. Nathaniel
seymour Thomas. rector Of the Church
u the Holy Apostles In Philadelphia,
o the bishopric of Salina. DR.. Thomas
Q son Of the late bishop Of Kansas.
The comptroller OF the currency has
approved the application OF the follow
ng persons to organize the CONNER
,ial National bank. oi Kansas City,
Kas., With q capital Of 100000: U. l..
srokaN ]. r. Chapman, II. w. SAD
husky. q. r. Neal. Joseph A. Hirst. r.
". Gos,el and others.
J. r. erote. special agent OF the post
,ffice department. who Is investigating
urai rdites In the Second district, has
reported favorably on two rural routes
,t Lane The routes cover a thickiy
,ettler Arming community and VIII
,erve abpu. 1900 patrons. Mr.. Giot"
will probably dispose Of all 'he cases In
congressm,n BDbersocks district.
The promoters Of the Kansas CITY
Topeka electric Inc are having some
rouble getting q right OF way between
Lawrence aid Tyeka. Usually the
armers are ready and anxious to 40
,ate a right q wa! for an electric Line.
)ut many OF thoie east Of Topeka be-
ieye Il Is q schenb for some regular
.ailroad to get q route into Kansas
city and they tn * that they should
,e paid for their ad.
The Master Plu\bers' Association
" ST. Joseph has fceived notice iron
he jourpeymen plubers that II Is en-
,ected by the un!o that the master
Numbers will on NY pay n uniform
l,rice Of 81 per day eight hours. THIS
3 nm increase Of 6, cuts. The master
plumbers are ~!,lht to paw each man
l,ccordlng TO his ernlng capacity, tn
minimum being SIC and maximum 81.
This proposition as preemptorily re-
iected.
william Johrso q Topeka restaur'
INIT man. desertedils wife and bai
,bout eighteen m,ths ago. and weht
She was In destitu circumstances and
lneighbors helped lr. A short time
l,go her child died. rhe mother died OF
4 broken heart 500 after. She owned
about $4,000 worth)f on-productivn
property In Pueblo Col, and her life
was insured for 800. johnson mas
now come back to lain The property.
He flled his claim ist four hours be.
tore the expirationf the six months
! when the final dece Of divorce In
J Kansas takes effect
The supreme cou of Illinois has
handed down a desion holdlnc the 2
: lper cent insurance y law uncolstitu-
. tional. Kansas h practically tie
same law. In fact, q Kansas law W s
,opied from the Illbis statute. The
] officials here now EJECT tie insurance
, companies to attac.the Kanses law.
i The law was passed. the special ses-
: sion OF the legislatp In '9S. IL pro-
yides for a per centax on the gross
lpremiums received foreign insur-
v ance companies on biness transacted
I lin Kansas. II nets p state IN the
( neighborhood Of $1,000 revenue a
!, year.
. The Seventh Day .ventists OF To,
peka have establishe a vegetarian
restaurant for the coenioncc OF tie
q delegates attending I Southwestern n
i conference. The RESTRAINT Is located
Il On Kansas avenue and eals are served
i tor Is cents. Seventha ay Advcntists
'. O. q rule are vegetaria. While they
u 10 not place the ban oheat altogeth-
y err, yet they lean to veiables. Those
In charge OF the new ,taurnnt will
continue Il for q weekr 10 after the
" conference adiourns a II they find
. there ia room In Topel for such
v concern they will make permanent
u institution. They belle the be,f
D trust will drive thei conalderab'c
!. patronage
Rev. c. @. Woods. othe Illinois
methodist conference. o acted as
senior counsel for Rev. tntville Low
,e ther during the trial OF wther on the
~ charge OF heresy beforee South west
)" Kansas conference. In kansas City
|, last month, says that II Y be forever
- impossible for the conv.d preacher
y. Ito appeal his case to th,eneral con-
-. ~ ference. as he has annoted that ne
~ would do. Just after the'al commit
~ tee had finished hearings case and
had returned a verdict iding min,
guilty OF teaching the heical beliefs
no as charged In the bill ohartlculars.
g. .owther went over to Ola Springs
y. and preached. He later sached OF
g. Mcpherson. and both ofhose acts
sh we're strictly against thaws OF the
re church. Rev. Mr.. Woods conndert I
ey that he could win the cast he could
re lake II m TO the hisher co. n would
OF lost not less than $500 to this. even
n u he had not violated theies Of the
ss church by preaching after was ex-
,elled.