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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-19

New York. Sent 19.-Patriek J. Hy-
land, IS wears old. q woman on the
cruiser Brooklyn, is dead at his home
in this city. Hyland, who entered the
known petty officers In the navy. He
was admiral Dewey's chief yeoman on
the Olympian at the battle of Manila
Bay. He was aboard the Trenton when
that vessel was lost In the hurricane In
the harbor Of Apia. Samoa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-19

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-19
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-08
A GOOD ADVERTISEMENT.

Is the Work the British Doctors Are Doing at the Corner 22nd St. and 3rd Ave-, by Giving Their serv- ices Free of Charge and Thus Demonstrating Their Ability to Cure Many MaIadies
 That Are Called
 lncurable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-08
HANNA'S BEEF HASH.
President Roosevelt and Congress men Praise Sunday Breakfasts.

Senator Hanna is in one way the rival of President Roosevelt. Both men are so busy that they do their visiting at the table. They make it a rule to have their friends drop in to lunch or breakfast and talk over politics or business affairs
 The President rarely breakfasts alone, and Senator Hanna almost as frequently
 has some one to breakfast with him. The Senator's favorite time for gathering his friends about his table is Sunday morn ing, says the Washington correspondent
 of the Chicago Inter Ocean. All winter and spring he has had corned beef hash
 and hot griddle cakes for breakfast on
 Sunday morning, and a number of his friends in Congress have had standing in-
 vitations to drop in any and all Sunday
 mornings to eat hash breakfast. These
 invitations have not been neglected. Old stagers who have tried all the fancy
 dishes of the late John Chamberlain and at Harvey's, and have lived at the best
 hotels in Washington, find a peculiar charm about Hanna's corned beef hash
 and hot griddle cakes.
 They have been as eager to get to the senator's house on time Sunday morning as ever were the street Arabs to get to tne CnTlSlfnaS IeaSt of phflanthropiSt. They have talked about Hanna's hash | breakfasts with as much enthusiasm as
 though they were entirely new features
 of diet. But MT. Hanna says that he is
 feeding his friends on the cheapest fare he can secure, and with the beef trust
 advancing the price of steaks and roasts
 he finds it advisable to economize in
 meats. However that may oe, Hanna's
 hash breakfasts have been the most pop
 ular meals at the capital.
 | The president has heard much of Han
 mas hash and it was this curiosity that ] led him to go over to MT. Hanna's house l to breakfast last week. And President | Roosevelt became as enthusiastic about
 corn beer hash as the other statesmen. | His one regret is that he did not accept | the general invitation sooner, for the 1 season for corn beef hash and hot grid l dle cakes has ended and the senator has l changed his bill of fare
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-08

away to some secure nook. where intrud- CTS need not be feared The opium fiend no longer visits the well known haunts; he takes the drug home and smokes in secret.
 Moments of dlsillusion are now ire quent. The woman is no longer the angel she first seemed; a little research shows that all authorities agree that opium is the stuff that crazes and kills But never mind, he will get rid of her tomorrow, this is positively the last pipe
 inclination Becomes Habit.
 Tomorrow never comes. for inclina- tion has gradually developed in a habit a habit which is a disease of the will; a disease and a master at the same time.
 "The infatuated man Ghe opium-eater, respectively neglects his friends and his family. He invents daily excuses for avoiding those who have claims upon his love or society. An at last he is alone; no annoying visitors, no disturbing con- versation, no impertinent questions Now a pipe: in a few minutes It's smoke will make him forget all troubles that ever beset him. But yesterdays dose will no longer suffice To forget, to enjoy, he must increase 1t day by day.
 Loves poison works similar havoc. The passion which seemed insignificant at the beginning little by little under mined the foundations Of his natural 1n- stincts At first she was content with an hour per week; now he must see her daily, hourly.
 Thus opium, loves passion, becomes the great necessity of many a mans life. He can't do without it; he must see her die. He can neither eat nor drink, nor sleep without the stimulant; that poison- and love absorbes all his time, his thoughts; he has no other ambition than to be her slave.
 will power is dead, memory dying, family love has evaporated. How he is aging! say his%friends
 "The end-everybody knows that. All poisons taken in sufficient quantities pro- duce death.
 Professor Fleury concluded as follows: "A hundred years ago Hufeland said: The question of sex is most important of all social problems. Tolstoi recently warned the world against loves poison. It behooved medical science to furnish the facts"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-08

A staff of eminent physicians and surgeons from the British Medical h. stitute have at the urgent solicitation of a large number of patients under their care in this country, established a permanent branch of the Institute in this city at
 Corner 22nd St. and 3rd Ave. These eminent gentlemen have de cided to give their services entirely free for three months (medicines ex- cepted) to all invalds who call upon them for treatment
 Between Now and June 24.
 These services consist not only of consultation, examination and advice, but also of minor surgical operations.
 The object in pursuing this course is to become rapidly and personally acquainted with the sick and afflicted. and under no conditions will any charge whatever be made for any services rendered for three months, to all who call before June "A.
 The doctors treat all forms of dis ease and deformities and guarantee a cure in every case they undertake. At the first interview a thorough exam ination is made and, if curable, you are frankly and kindly told so, also advised against spending your money for useless treatment.
 Male and female weakness, catarrh and catarrhal deafness, also varico- cele, rupture. goitre, cancer and all diseases of the rectum are positively cured by their new treatment.
 The chief associate surgeon of the Institute is in personal charge. Hours. to s. Sundays, 10 to 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-08

life, just as the cigarette hend knows that the poison he puts in his stomach and introduces into his lungs will event. ually kill him
 But why carry the comparison fur ther? Any one taking up Daudet's book and reading the features pointed out alongside a medical report on cases of alcoholism or morphinism will be con- vinced of the perfect identity of the pol sons of love and that of alcohol and nor phine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-08
CLERK AND REGISTERS SALE.
No. 27S1. Minnie Robinson vs. Kate Jones Et AL Original Bill,

 L. l.. Holtam and R. B. Holtam vs. Min
 nie Robinson Et Al-Cross Bill.
 By virtue of a decree rendered on the 10th day of May, A. D. 1902, by the City Court of Birmingham, Jefferson County. Alabama, in the above styled cause, I shall proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash, at public auction, at the courthouse door in said county, in the city of Birmingham. within the legal hours of sale, cn Monday, the 23d day of June A. D. 1902 the following described real estate viz.:
 Lot fifteen Q5) block one hundred and fifty-two Q52) of the survey of the Elyton Land Company of the city of Birming- ham. Alabama, fronting fifty (5O feet on the north side of avenue and running back one hundred and forty GAO feet to an alley. and situated in Jefferson county, Alabama. to satisfy said decree. Witness my hand this 17th day of May. 1902. JOHN s. GILLESPY, 5-1S-4t-su Clerk and Register.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-08
June l7th, 1902
 10 days more. I2 Cabinet Photos $I. Covell, 1877 First Ave.

Don't fail to see the new shapes in Panama Hats to- day at Klotz & Goldman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.
Talk of Asking Chairman Armstrong
to Call Another Meeting.

In political circles Yesterday it was
stated that Chairman Carroll ARR
strong would he petitioned by a num-
ber of members of the Democratic
state central committee to call a
meeting of the committee for an early
date fol- the purpose OF taking further
action relative to joint discussions il
the state campaign. says the Little
Rock Gazette. Information OF an ap-
parently reliable nature was forthcom
ing to the effect that some of Che
members have already sent telegrams
to Chairman Armstrong at Monilton
asking him to call the meeting.
Attorney General Geo w. Murphy
for whom appointments have been
made by the Democratic executive
committee to meet Mr.. Myers. the
regular Republican nominee for gov
ernor. announced yesterday that he
would fill these appointments, not as
a substitute fer Governor Davis, but
a sa representative of the Democratic
party. He stated further that il the
committee saaw fit to relieve him
fro mthis duty, vhich he never sought,
it could do so: but that if it does not
he will permit no one to interfere With
him in carrying cut its directions.
Speculation turns at present upon
the possibility o IA fuIl state commit
tee session and what action would be-
taken at such a meeting. At the last
meeting Of the committee the manage
ment of the campaign was delegated
to an executive committee, which was
given carte-biaNche.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
NO SUBSTITUTE.
Col. Murphy Unless Recalled, Wan
Participate in Debates.

There has been no evidence of clar-
ification of the political atmosphere
with reference to the proposed cam
pagn, and it is yet uncertain whether
il will be singular, double or trian-
guiar, wholesale or retail, harmonious
or otherwise. but present indications
point very distinctly to the prospect
that it will be decidedly otherwise.
The interview given out Tuesday by
Governor Davis has not tended to
simplify the situation. Attorney Gen
eral Geo. w Murphy. for whom the
committees made the Stuttgart series
of appointments with the Republican
nominee, said to Democrat reporter:
Il shall fill the appointments made
b ythe committees, not as substitute
for the governor. as intimated in his
published interview, but as a repre-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
AFTER CLAYTON AGAIN
AMBASSADORS CONNE1
WITH MEXICAN MINE.
Senator Penrose Proposes to Show
That Arkansan Owns Stock
in Mine.

Powell Clayton is having time
keeping down the skeleton of tho
Mealy case recently brought against
him. 1t is annoying MIN no littln
The distinguished Seua1cr PcaroSc is
taking an active part in prosecuting
the charges against Clayton IS will
be seen by the following Washington
dispatch
The fight against Co. Powell
Clayton, United State: an.Dass;d1r
to Mexico. which was the primary
cause of the physical assault commit
ted in the senate chambef by Senator
Bailey of Texas on Senat4" Beverage
Of Indiana. has been revi.ul by Sen
ator Penrose of Pennsylvania. acting
in behalf of " 4llam Fl. Mealey.
Pennsylvania man, who has mining
properties near Monterey. Mexico.
"Mea1y was thrown in Jail by the
Mexican authorities not Ions ago on
charges of attempted fraud GROWN.
out Of disputed mining claim He
filed complaint with the state de-
partment. alleging that Ambassador
Clayton had not assisted MIN in his
difficulties, and that Clayton was a
shareholder in Ell Carmen Mining
company.
Gen. Clayton came to Washington
to explain Mealy's charges, and after
hearing thc:n, p Oft de-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
BIG MERCHANDISE DEAL
w. S. BEARD FURNITURE CO.
SELL l-~..- lore
To Simpson and Webb Furniture Com.
rany, Of Little Rock-What Mr..
Beard Will Do.

\ bis deal in Pine Bluff business
circles has Just been cousummated.
by which the large furniture house OF
W. s. Beard & Co. is sold to the
Simpson & Webb Furniture company.
of Little Rock.
The deal was closed Wednesday and
an invoice OF the stock is being taken
Nh Bcard and his employees Will &c
main with the new owners until Au-
Sust /, When Mr. Beard will engage
u the sewing machine and musical
instrument business in the GalDraltn
building, between Fourth and Fifth
avenues on Main street. In addition
IL this business MI. Beard will soon
have a mattress factory of Ia.'gt ca
rdcity in npclation in the south end
Of the eli.
The deal just made does not effect
he brancr house Of the w. S. Beard
Furniture company which has been
maintained at Fordyce for several
months past. 1t will remain under
the control of Mr.. w. S. Beard and
under the management of his son. Mr..
Will Beard.
1t will be remembered that when
MI Beard engaged in the furniture
business here several years ago he
bought out the stock of Simpson &
Webb, which house then maintained
a branch here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
MOTORMAN MORCAN,S SIZE.
oehles That t1e Was 10 Eianae for
Street Car Collision

Editor Of Graphic: desire to make
statement in regard to the collision
OF cars 13 and "A on West Sixth ave
nue. Friday evening 1t seems that
the one who gave the account Of same
10 the reporter kr"W but little of tie
occurrence. Car Nc. Is was six
blocks from switch passed. and
was five blocks from Sixth and Main
street curve when bit by a. and had
made three stops. Fourteen was onlv
two blocks from switch and had not
made stop until it hit 10, which had
come almost to standstill, giving Is.
at same rate of speed three ,;,ocks
out of curve when IA was leavrq
switch, which had no right to leave
Switch if any car was on the wire.
Motorman on n admitted n his re-
port that II was to blame, although
the Graphic placed the blame on 10.
The above is a correct statement, as
can be proven by passengers.
G. w. MORGAN,
MOtorman on No. 13
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17

sentative of the Democratic party If
| had been asked to take the position
Of substitute for Governor Davis I
should have declined. Only he
could name a substitute for himself. a
matter about which he had never
spoken to me. will go as subst-
tute for no one. If the committee sees
fit to relieve me from this duty. which
never sought, it can do so. If it does
not. | will permit no one to Interfere
with me i'll carrying out its direc-
tiOnS =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
Whippla % BE lie sted.

Washington. July 1.-THE torpedo
boat Whipple has been ordered tC
leave her builders dock at, Sparrows
Point, Md, today for her preliminary
trial, which is expected by those who
have watched her construction to be
an entire success. The Whipple is a
destroyer of the same class as the
Paul Jones, Lawrence, McDonougil
and other small craft recently added
to the navy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
A CHANGE OF VENUE
GRANTED IN COMPRESS CASES
AT NEWPORT
Against Iron Mountain EaIroad
Heavy Damages Being Awarded
i, Ore Csc.

On December 81. 1891, il viii be 70
mcmbcred that the Wolff Goldman
Mercantile company won then suit
for Sl24,73S.el against the S.. Louis
iron Mountain and Southern railway
says the Newport, Ark, Independent
The plaintiffs We're supported il, las
proceeding by the fire insurance. com
panies, which sought to recover the
losses sustained by the Union com
press fire of April 1900.
There were several other ike suits
brought by the parties who sustained
losses in this fire. tut after the rail-
Grad company had been beaten in the
one case, none of The others We.e
ever brought to '.ial, ard now q
change of venue ha& UCen secured l0I
these cases 10 Independence county.
The motion upon the part of the de-
redants attorneys f.. Il change of
venue filed Monda came I'D for hear
ing Tuesday morning Ashley Cock
rill and Francis Jo1Lson represented
the railroad and were successful in
taking the cases frcm :his :lo.Eet.
The plaintiffs in these suits are Il.
T. Topp, ct al, Union Compress COM
pany, H. P. Murdock. ct al. Jerome
Hill Cotton company, D. E. Huger &
Co., ct al. II. E. Norris & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17

cided hat the ambassador was inno-
nt#of any improper conduct he
explanation Of the amba sader. when
was repeated in his dorrnse OF the
floor of the senate. was that he was
merely the executor of relative who
had owned shares in FL Carmen com
panN.
Senator Penrosc has now for
warded to the president at oyster
Bay papers sent to him by Mr..
Mealy, which purport to show that
Ambassador Clayton owns 100 shares
in his own right III the Carmen prop
efty. Mr.. Pcnrose is very much i'll
terested in Mr.. Mealy's case, aud
will press the charges a2alH4t Gen
Clayton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
In lhls Immediate Section
Without a Shower of
Rain.
CROPS MAY 60 WEEK LONGER
WITHOUT ANY SERIOUS
INJURY.
Dry Streak 60 CT 70 Miles VIDE
Southeast q Pre- Bluff Without
Ra5a= Since May q.
Dry Streak GO or 70 HfIes Wit,
Southeast q Pre- Bluff Without
LETTER FEosd TT Pl&4TArloN
3 an nc Ma aI27.

'fhe lot1a#as a:G..=alIed te=
da&b1 8. = s.ssaade9 g. cotton
dealers aE fl#e 8laf - st.=y various
manufactures often.
Pine Blum, =l14 Ia}H g Iqo4-
tiontiemenz This I .tlg #e.siIfa.
day without faia in tats Immediate
section. There have bcen local show
efs i'll some pasts Ct this territory.
There is some complaint, but the ma.
iority We believe are satisfied vitf
tbeir crops and can go "a wcE longer
without INJURY. At tie end of thi#
time, however, rain WilI be needed
and eHery DAY thereafte. without II
Will cause damage
IAefe is q dry stIea4 - to 70
mics southeast Ct Pine i5laIi that has
been without faia Tor some Time. Pant
Of this dr. district las net had a
showers Size the 21th Of May aand the
crops are Yefy BADLY damaged. Corn
is total faihHe ia plates. The
towns ef AeGebee Dofm4tt. NoreoI1=
Trippe Portland Baxter aad othea4
are in this dry alstrict
IN Other parts Of th, state, where
rains have been more general, the
plant is full Of sap and very tender
and will require more moisture than
usual. y few days OF hot winds on the
plant in this condition will do great
damage in the way OF shedding, etc.
Inc hill country has unusually fine
crops. y good rain next week VIII
make their corn and probably insure
them as much cotton as last year. 4
great deal OF staple cotton has been
planted this season and if we are for.
'unate enough to escape the drouth
and hot winds next month the staple
| generally will be very fine.
The crops as a rule are we'll work
| ed and everything is progressing wcll
son the farms. There is some grass, or
course, and a lack of labor in some
localities, but as rule the planters
are satisfied. The next thing wanted
is general rain about the oath, which
VIII put us IN good shape so fare as the
cotton crop is concerned Very truly
yours,
A A q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
GOING AFTER MYERS
Greaves Says He Will Meet
the Irregular at
ii Stuttgart.
IrFE SAYS HE WILL ALSO BE
III THERE TO GIVE HARRY A
n FEW HOT BLASTS.
:oI. Murphy Says He Is No Substitute
and lie, Too, viii Waiiop Mr..
Myers.
MVerG
MIDDLE GETS MUDBLED MORE

IA TeXarkana. July 57-A q full meet.
Shs of the 'insdrg nts' Republican cam
Epaisn committee. held at their heat
Quarters in this city yesterday, It was
decided tnat Hon. Chas. D. Greayos
[nominee for governor. would be pres
lent at Stuttgart on July % and speak
at the opening of= the campaign and
attend such Of the other subsequent
meetings advertised BY Myers thaE
do not Interfere with meetings already
arranged for Greaves by the insur-
gents. It was also decided that in all
meetings announced during the cam-
paign by the insurgents, all speakers
will be hitod to participate and Will
be accorded fair division OF time
and that all meetings. announced blythe
'regulars" an insurgent speaker VIII
be present who Will demand a diVis-
ion Of time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
Republican State Committee Met,

Quite a number of prominent Repui-
licans were in Little Rock last night
attending a meeting of the Republican
state central committee. at which, in
executive session, plans We're consider
cad in connection with the state cam
paien SAYS the Little Rock Gazette.
The regular Republicans are preparing
for systematic oragiBzation and WI,
make an effort to get ont as big a rote
as possible in September for Myers
and the rest OF the state ticket
The full details Of the committee
meeting wero net siven ont far puhil.
cation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
OPENS II lp AGAIN
RESIGNATION OF Nj. L. BELL rs
COuET STENOGRAPHEa
VIII Nc Doubt Cause That Mooted
Question to Become Fresh
Again.

On account of eonmeneI1s The
practice Of law wi1.l Nj. ". =. Cole
man, Mr.. NJ. L. Sell las reaisaed MS
position as. court eEoa4ap}.ef:: at
least his resignation vii b. banded
Circuit judge y. &. ti1aaa upon MS
return from Arkansas city @Gel He
is Attending court. -fHis, 81 so;rse.
opens up The court stoaoefa9aef mud
die again. Mr.. Bell While receiving
til appointment Of court steHoaz a2her
ilom Judge Grace. ha not. il >ccms,
over been recognized a. .sHri1 bF GouH-
" Judge Smith c. Matt At least
Mr.. Bell has received ne ealary for
the services he rendered in thc capac-
ity of court steno@raphe:'
Mrs. Nettie Freeman. court stenog-
rapher previous TO Nj Beli's anp0iat-
ment. has always maintained. and her
attorneys have also. that she has
never been legally removed a.ld that
therefore SHE is still the official eOur,
5tenOSrapher for the district The
question has been taken to the SUI
preme court. but has mover been def
nitely settled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
MUST PAY THE TAX
VEHICLE =f1.1& Ls%6 IS CGN@T!Tu.
TE0HhL
Supreme CaaHt Sc f4clas "a 1 cssc
Appealed from Eott
Smith
Supreme caart Sc acIas 10 { csso

IN lie city u Fart smith ". \. +.
5z1usss. a case eeae3led from se9as=
tlan county. 1he sqTle3ae court passed
Upon the eastitu.tonafit.= II ehe 1e-
lii9.e tax law Of 1901. aas upheld il.
This decision has heen ioQlci forward
to #tor some time. rs shcre aas been
g disposition III the 4atioa5 cities
whore ordinances HaHz aeeH passed
iexyins tax under The statute tc
question tbe=eeostjtgtiara'dy Of the
law and refuse payment of he tax.
The statute referred 10 is IS fol
lows: "Cities of the fits class are
hereby authorized Ia roIuile residents
Of the city to pay a tan fol l1eepin2
and using wheeled NehIales, except hi
cycles, but such tax shah be appro
priated and used exclusively for rc
pairing the streets of such city Acts
190l page l13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-17
Maddox Named Auain.

Rome, Ga, July 17.-The Demo-
cartic congressional convention of the
Seventh district here today resulted
in the unanimous denomination of Con-
gressman ]. w. Maddox for another
term.