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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-16
Your Health Neighbor.

Is least in danger during the sui
try summer, if you indulge only
in health-preserving drinks. Wa
ter, especially in summer, is
teeming with he death-dealing
germ of typhoid and malaria.
To boil the water" makes it in
sipid. and to freeze it does no
good. What shall you do? Why
drink
SUMMER DRINKS.
and dog days" will lose their ter
ror, and your stomach be at rest
There are many kinds of refresh
ing summer drinks that may be
prepared at home-no need to go
to soda fountain. Here are some
of the best, and all are to be found
at our store.
NO-TOX.
CHERRY ELIXIR.
CHERRY PHOSPHATE.
CHERRY SHERBERT.
GRAPE JUICE.
ROOT BEER.
GINGER BEER.
JUNIPER-ADE.
GINGER ALE.
ORANGE CIDER.
BIRCH BEER.
LEMON SOUR.
SODA WATER.
HESS BROS,
Phone 1881. 1920 Second Avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-16
COUNTY TEMPLE.
Transfers.

13.-Guy L. McKinnie to p. L. Nc
Kinnie, W "a feet lot 3, block %, Old
Town of Moline, part lots l to 3,
block %. McKinnie's subdiv., lot 4,
block %, Old Town of Moline.
Henry w. Plambeck to +. Stanley
Skinner. lot 1, block 2, a. Friberg's
add, Moline, S3,07j.
Albert c. Dart, Jr.. to Barbara
Bauscher, lot l, block AZ, Lower add.
Rock Island, $3.50.
Henry -Ashdown to George Spaid
tract by metes and bounds, WIZ neH
swA 20. 10, 2e, $3.50.
j. w. Simonson to John Neuffer
lot >, ne ne% ne /. 10, 2e; lot 4, swA
sell SO, 20, Pc, $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-16
Warning.

If you have kidney or bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kid
ney Cure, you will have only yourself
to blame for results, as it positively
cures all forms of kidney and bladder
diseases. All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-16

Don't be persuaded into taking
something said to be ''jhst as good
as Madison Medicine Company's
Rocky Mountain Tea. There is moth,
ing like it. Csc. No more, no less.
T. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-16
For over sixty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. rs
cents a bottle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-16
The Weather.

Fair tonight and Tuesday;
slightly warmer Tuesday.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At 9 m. 81;
at $3.50 p. M, II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25

enslif6en BoIfe als Der bDsarttgffe
unb rdnteoonite Seinb eefAtlbert unb
nit ben drsiten Sdimpfnamen beleet
purbe, ndbrenb porber bic ensltfae
Regierung BON inn geipro9en bate
als BON benz verbabenen 8nnbesgenofs
ien."
Mit ben amerifonii9en Neenten, bic
ibren SIP in paris batten, ftanb
Sriebrid Der @roBe fortpdbrenb in
freunb19aftli6em @erfebr. Ser eng
ttide @e1anbte in Berlin, gniot, be-
ri9tet bariiber gu Mnfang bes Sabres
1778: Ser &0nis bon preuben gez
benft einen bireftsn 5anbel apii9en
fetnem @eide unb Norbamerifa anauz
tniipfen. ST 1T iberaeust, bab BITE
Rolonien ltnabbdneis tperben unb er>
tpartet fir feline untertbanen auberz
orbentli9e 8ortbetle BON einem 10 groz
BEN Martte. 3ptiden preuben unb
Grantreid berrf4t biniidtli9 Der amez
rttanii4en 8olonien ein sutes Climber
nebmen. Der be%rtpetgerte frete Durde
aug Der beutfden Mietbstruppen foute
BITE amerifanifden Rebelen ermutbtz
gen; btele haben iid au9 bafir beim
a0nig bebantt."
60 gut Der alte Irib ionit bic
Mabrideinlidfetten poraussuIagen
puBte, 10 bate er ii9 bod binii6tIid
bes @nbes beg amsrifanii9en @epoll.
tionstrieses, bas ct fir 1910 annabm,
oerrednet. Grit in 1888 paren in
@merifa Srtebe unb Treibsit eritritten.
Our6 ben langen Rrieg aber, tnsbes
ionbere bur9 bas Raubfpitem Der
@nsldnber iaben ii9 bic ameritanifAen
Sreiftaaten auf ben tiefiten @tanb BON
Wrmuth unb O6nma9t berabgefpmz
men. Inter bic er1ten 8etrebungen
George Mafbtnstons geb0rte es besz
balb, bic iunse &epublit bur9 6an<
helsbertrage in bic @efe1fdaft Der
@Dlter einaufibren. 60 folgte eit1er1
Wertrage nit Sranfrei9 in 1785, Elm
Sabr por benz Sobe Griebrids bes
@roben, Elm 9anbelspertras NIT preus
Ben, als benz 5tpetten Stdate, init BEN
bic iunge Wepubltt fol4' cine niHtige
@ereinbarung traf. Der aGnis bate
BET Der Mbfafung perf0nli9 berbors
ragenben @ntbeil genpmmen.
Seiner @erebrung fir Wafbinston
CAB 5rtebri9 Der 3peite babur6 Musz
brud, bab er i9m Elm @dpert f9enfte
NIT Der Snf4rift: Ser dlteite @ol<
bat benz grDBten!" Diefes Mnsebinbe
ipirb nod beute i'm &apttole bon OIL
banb aufbepabrt.
Menn ald bic enOlide Grfdmpfuns
Der amerifaniiden 6reibeit bas @erz
bienit ierer unpereleidliden @1aar
pon Mdnnern lit, bic i'm aonsreb unb
in Der Mrmee an Der Spite {tanben, 70
baben bod Die Spmpatbien beg R6nigs
bon preuben pefentlid baau betsetrn@
gen. ben Mut1 auFre6t gu erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25
NbsrtaGe rlno Antertane.

prdiibent Maibinston unb iein
Staatsiefretdr Sefferion iaben etnes
Nbenbs beim Sbee auiammen. Oas
@eiprdd brebte ii9 UNI ben &ongreb.
Sefferion. Der betunntlid an Der Gntz
itebuns Der 8unbesperfaHung brett
ni4t mitgenirtt bate, neil er li9 ba,
mails als @e1anbter in 6ronfreiA Be-
fano. bebauerte oas 3peifammerz
fpitem unb metnte. Elm Nbgeorbnetenz
haus genise unb Der Senat lei Elm unz
nDtbiser Gineriff in bic 0olfsredt..
60 bahte bamols Sefferion, pbslei9
ibm, benz @nbdneer Der StaatenreAte,
tpenigitens Gtnes am @enat aefaden
mubte. ndmlid bic slei9itarfe 0ertrez
tuns Der gin5elitaaten, Der tlsinen tpie
Der sroben. W~afbtnston lieb nun beie
BEN shee eini9dnfen, gob bappn aus
ietner Sbertaiie in bic untertahe unb
aus Der uniertafie in bic ObertaHe unb
iagte gu Sefferion: .Se6en sic, nit
ben 5fpei 9auIern bes &pngreles berz
bolt IS fi9 serabe pie nit biefer Oppz
peltaNe. Snoem i4 ben beibsn She.
aug Der einen Sa1e in bic anbers giebe,
tubIe Id i'm a6 unb made i'm trinfz
bar."-9ieiss biibfde Bib bebielt fir
lange 3eit feline geltuns. Snbsm bic
ytationalseieBsebung bur9 Stpsi SGus
Ter erfolgte, blieb iie BON biBisen l1eberz
treibunaen peri6ont uno Der Senat
tpirtte in ibr mdBigsnb unb bsffernb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25

Nar nod 5 3age, INN bte ifaoti=
fd)em Stemern pbne Strafgelo besab'
len 5u fDnnen!
%. W. SpbnfDm, GitD=G ollectur.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25
Aus Gtorse Walbinetons sbul,eit.

ltrber bic @shul3eit George @a{be
tnstons 1T uas II tpenig befannt.
@ein eriter 2eIrer, eth Mann Mamens
9obbp, tpar Sitter unb pdbagoge in
elmer perfon In benz fleinen birgini<
f4en Oert9en, in benz bic Eamilie
Maibington labte. 6pbbp mar fein
mann BON tiefem WiTen ober befon>
beren geiftesg0ben. IS 1T an3uneb>
men. baB er orbentli9 fdreiben fonnte
nnb es beritanb, biefe &unIt gu lebren,
benin Der einaise feiner @diler, aaa
benz mir urtbe;len fDnnen, ba er es
fpGter gu hobsr Beriibmtbeit bra9te,
f4rieb cine beutlihe. etnfahe 5anbe
f4rift. Wenn pir aber aus ben nod
p%orbanbenen 8riefen beg uniterbli9en
George Wafbtaston pettere @dliFe
auf feinen 2ebrer aieben, miiFen mir
gu Der ueber5eusuns fomn,en, baB bers'
felbe fir bic Megeln Der photographic
tpenis @erftdnbnib bate. Ssbenfals
profitirte Der iunse George bersli9
tpenig bon bisfer WiFenfdaft, benrI
feline medtfartibuns tpiirbe ieb.n mos
bernen Sdulmtifter our Ner5peiflung
brinsen. Wteseitt mar es bes Sdis
lers nnfd6istest ober fein Mansel an
Snterefe fiir bi. eble Re9t1dreibez
funf. bic gu bgn sefpannten 9eaiebun>
gen fubrte, ipGl4. ansebli9 3pif9en
Sebrer unb 9aelilts beitanben. Don
dutoritdtiber @leitu pirb a~lerbinss auf
bas 8eitimmtqIte periidert, bab febr
tur5e 3eit nafb ftiner Mufnabme in
9obbps @4Hle Der fletne George
MaibingtDn ettnIo bel. tpern ni9t
nod mebr als Der Gebrer tpubte.
Der Batter George Wa1bingtons
ftarb i'm Sabre 1743, als ber Rnabe
taum elf Sabre alt mar. George aos
mad benz sobe bes @aters au feinem
9albbruber Musufin unb beiu9te cine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25

(J(1n ettem Udlltdturbtl0e ats benz Sdbtt
1892 BON Snhu Trumbull.)
@on 1889 Bis 1897 mar ibr @atte
prditOent, unb Tie bat biefe a9t Sabre
serabe5u als .berlorene" in i6rem 2ez
BEN be3et9net. Ollie Die G6rungen unb
Qusaei9nungerr, bic nit Der Yrdiibenz
tentpiiroe berbunben tparen, ma9ten ibr
feine Sreube. Gs piberfpra9 tbrem
8egrtff BON Der ginfa96eit bes Qez
bens, in elmer aelben, bon iebs pferben
ge3ogenen &utfhe in Nen Yorf berum@
aufabren, ober iiG allf@eiien nit ibrem
@atten militdriiGe @9rrnsen nit 8az
nonenbonner unb mlifitdrparaben err
tpeiien 81 lolell. Ser erite grdiibent.
Maibtngtor, lpp9nte auerit in Nep
Yorf, bann crit erbaute mar Elm !Saus
in Dufbington. Or ~fpeigerte ii9, bai=
felbe gu be3ielen, ia e5 inn gu grob
fir feline beiGeibenen 8er6dltniife mar,
unb ibm Die Soften Der MDblirun9 bes
9aufes gu toc) etfdisnen. Gr be5pg.
baber etn eana einfddes Miet6s6aus,
unb crit fein Na1foigsr na9m 8eiib
bonn Weiben 9auis.
Die @erIdltniffe i'm 5%aus6alte bes
srften prGfibenten tparen tpa6rbaft paz
triar6oliI9e unb f%tounensperth einz
fade. Die Srau prdfibentin nebte nod
ielbit bic Stoffe fir lire &leiber unb
oua fir Die Staatsz Mnaiee ibres
Mannes. 8ei Der erobsn Jeierlt9feit
Der Mmtseiniebung TIRES Mdnnes a. 8.
trug Trdu Wofbinstpn elm ielbit sez
fertietes &leib aus 8aumtponitoff,
peldes nit Seibenborten beisBt mar.
@n9 btefe 8orten bate Srau Wa5bz
tnston ielbit getpebt, unb stpar itammte
bas Matsrial aus aufse5osenen Sdben
BON einem paare braunieibenen
Strampfen unb einem alien rotbieibe@
men Stubliiber5ug.
gbenfo tpie in Der aleiouns mar bas
Prdfioenten@paar' einfa9 i'm G1en
unb Srinten unb In ietner eansen Qez
b%ensfibrung unb, tpie bereits ertpdbnt,
bantte Grau Waibinston @ott, als iie
fi4 na9 Mblauf Der 5tpeiten pieridbz
rtsen Mmts=periobe nit ibrem @atten
pieoer in bas prtpatleben auriidsieben
fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25
9elartba apafbingtuns Ginfahbfit.
WatrsardiaIii6e 2ebemsfibrnns 1T Oct Santi'
lie bes erjten 0raioentem.

*su|F''rai'1tlWe Sepeue fnDfuu9 Nv oer SaWts
lie bes erten Wrafioemte,.
Inter ben bielen f9GBenspertben
Gigenf9aften, pel9e Martba Wa16>
tngton, bic 6rau bes eriten prGiibenten
Der Ser. Staten, aus5etdneten, tit lire
@tnfa@beit DEFENDERS herpor5u6eben.
Oieie lbe tpor ibr a%nseboren, benin
Martba Wafbington mar cine bei9eiz
bene Sarmerstodter aus Dem Stdute
@irginien; trobbem Bat tie es peritans
ben, ibre Steuung ols erIte Srau bes
2anbes nit GROCER Wirbe ausaufiiden.
Sic lebte nit ibrem @atten in gliidlt6@
iter @be unb fanb, trobbem ie a4t
Sabre lang prdFbentin .tpar, mod gez
niigenb Mube, UNI ibre beiben &inber
unb @ntelfinber gu er5ie6en. Sci
MartbaW afbington Finoen mir bic piel
beoba9tete Sbutia9e, bob bur9 bas
ebeli9e 3uiammenle6en au9 bic Sc
iidtsdbnlt6feit Der @6eeatten cine auz
B~eroroentli9 erpBe pirb. Selbit bic
@timms Der 5rau purbe i'm 2aufe Der
G6e Der bes Mannes uneep0bnli9
dbnli6.
Die erfte prdiioenttn, Jrau Wafbz
ington, bat iid in ibrer ber~porragenben
@teaun9 feineStuegs gliidli9 gefiiblt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25

9as cripinal Der llnabbansisfeits>
erflarnng If nur mod Elm tpeiBes glatt.
Wortlaut unb llnterfdriften iinb uus>
sebli6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25

= Nus Baris miro aemeloet: Der
Oberit 9umbert bat cine grfinoung
gemaht, ourb melde aud beim
Shieben nit benz gemDbnliben
idmarsen SbieBpulper Der 2iftblib,
Der Small uno AUDI Der 8aub unter'
oriidt tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25
Janenil 6aa in Bolton 1T cine Stif.
hung bes pbslonthropen peter 5aneuil.
Ser Wiiroprmp;gtpr Qrofft ;

Der 8ireermeiiter 8rafft in
9uowigsbafen oementirt enereil6,
Dab Der Brins 2uopie pDn Bayern
BET ieiner lebten Nnme1enbeit bort
gela9t babe, Die baoiihe &eeierung
babe pDr bunoert Sabren Der baperis
iden gepaltlam 2beile hires @ebies
tes entriiien. 9as Dement, erfOlate,
neil ein8elne baoiIde uno baperilhe
8eitunsen cine oabin lautenoe 0ad.
riht gebradt batten uno oiele auf
betoen Selten bDieS Blut erreote.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25
5rieori66 DER grobe.
Seine amtbeilna1me oil bent ameri,
faniidem Grei9eitsfampfe.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes ,,aItem Grtb."
9~battadIide SttteIetfunsem mne ibre 8ol'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SanSeIspsrs
trae-Gime Gbrmns @afbimstonS.
Our9 ben 8eiu9 bes prin5en 9einz
rid unb bic neuerli6e S9entung bes
beuti9en &aiiers an bas amerifaniI4e
@olf peranlaBt, TT in ber leBten 3eit
bieraulanbe mebr benn ie bic Rebe BON
benz Mntheile sepe{en, ben Der srobe
Mbne beg aaiiers, 5riebrid Der 3mette
bon Preuben, an benz ameritaniiaen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-25

m~afhingtors llnteri4rift i'm IS. ~aebensjabr.
@dule, bic bon einem 2ebrer Namens
WiQtams geleitet pnrbe. Don Spra>
den lernte er bort nur gnglif9; er
tnterefiirte 5i9 iebo9 bauptfddlid fir
Watbematit, mas ibm Bel feiner fpdtes
rem 8.fddftisuns als GelbmeFer febr
gu 8ute Tam.
CUR 3eit, ala Der fpdtere General
unb erfte prdiibent Der Ser. Staate1
elm 30sling bon Wtuiams' S9uIe
mar, mar er bon fdlanter @eitalt, se>
f9metbig unb bon GROCER Musteltroft
10 bab fetner ieiner &ameraben naete,
ibn gum Streite berausauforbern. Gr
fanb tn benz Rufe, ieben einaelnen i'm
Rinsfampfe beiiesen gu fDnnen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-01
Hoch. drei NAL hoch-
ProSit Neu Yahr.

Charles D. WEIGH arose and advanced
overwhelmingly toward the head of the ta--
a look of cold determination to do or die.
The guests cleared their chairs from the
Janle ana pfepaPea 70 s6am 9p A Ii tne
Gus and inceSSant storm of applause and
suggestions which attended his efforts,
regular punches. He told stories and un-
earthed rare jokes of the vintage of 49,
and was. with difficulty, suppressed long
Year took the place of the old After
once more broke loose IN e his wild efforts
to expose the weak points of the club,
fIied the banquet hall for another quar-
ter of an hour. He finally closed with the
spoea from One Tear 70 anoe ne ma"
The uproar at once subsideG when Mrs
an Eoresr an Old M5 Year. but %as 9
stantIy renewed when they ended the song
and they found it necessary to sing that
Annie Laurie as an encore
blissfuI contemplation of the music they
little dreamed of the terrible shock which
of the club. He assured the audience
that he would only take up a few hours
of their time in leading up to the. grand
climax of reading the paper which he had
prepared for the occasion, entitled, THE
toyed meanwhile with a. dangerous hand
fui of manuscript, which was longer than
ingly of the first banquet held by the
Saturday Night club.
half dozen members met and sent a dele
cation of one out into the dark and dis
description of the results in which a yard
of doubtful bologna figured as the piece
tive feed with the sumptuous spread of
the evening. He had other numerous and
humorous things to. say, but quit several
lengths ahead of his manuscript. to the
intense relief of the audience.
Mrs. E. NJ Evans held the attention of
her hearers with a discourse on the prev
lutions While admitting that they were
made only to be broken, she voiced a be-
alleging that Better to have loved and
lost than never to have loved at all, APP
piled also to the new resolutions.
L. l. Kiene, secretary and treasurer OF
the club, then relieved himself. with diff
fieuty of string ct abuse direoted at
was the volIey of comments and sugges-
lions rendered him by the aggrega ton
He was firmly determined, however, to do
his dnfv and warn the unSuSpecting pub
lie against fakes.
Among the few of the things, which he
was heard to say were the 1olioWlng:
am a member of the Saturday Night clup
The whitest snow will be blackened II ex-
citation, and no matter what may have
been, L now make no claim to being any
better than my fellow workers IN the
cause which we represent here tonight
have heard that there is hope Tor even
the vilest sinner, but with the fallen l
must say;
$50 farewell hope and with hope fare
Farewell remorse; all good to me is
lost"
This confession is probably unnecessary,
but it is intended an antIdote Tor any
fancied personal allusion which may foi-
/ am familiar with fakes. but there is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-01

tragically, would you expect Italy OF
the inhabitants thereof to lie except be
yond the Alps? OF course they lie, and
if there is a man on the top of the
Alps, he also lies" He proceeded then
to cheerfully brand everybody as q liar
except the members of the Saturday
Night club. He was of course repeated
Iy called by the multitude, but pro-
ceeded bravely with his abusive dis
course. Threats and Interruptions We're
of no avail, and he positively refused
to quit until he was fully satisfied with
his malicious TRADE
He was followed by Miss Anna Marie
Nellis, who soothed the overwrought
banqueterS by means of a humorous
allusion to the home vintage as COM
pared, with that of Germany with the
following:
Mr. President, Members and Bidden
Guests: The subject is somewhat per-
picking, both to me and to you Cor IL
not now it soon will be), for like all
contended points there are two sides TO
the question and to the Rhine-and
which side shall 1 take? for you OF
French descent would be offended If L
took the German side, and you OF Ger
man antecedents would take 1T an1sS IL
I took the other side the Alsatian SIDE.
One cannot but appreciate that although
nominally the other side is now also
German at heart they are still more
truly French. So both sides being dan
gerous l must emulate the example OF
our Populistic friends and take the
middle of the road Since the Rhine,
as is our own beautiful Kaw, nav1gable,
at least by law, only there is no fence
there and I fear not to find my way
out For being a true KanSan, have
a great fear of water and am afraid
of drowning, not having a National
constitution. But even long before
she inspired the Carrie Nation COCK
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-01
New Years at z. N. G. A.

AT the railroad Y. NJ. c. A. a musical
and literary entertainment has been in
progress most of the day Prof. Har-
vey Worral will give a number of piano
selections during the afternoon and ev-
ening, assisted by Miss Edith Van Dorp.
Miss Mize and Mr.. Babcock will sing
during the evening and Miss Geneva
Giles will recite. The photograph of
II. S. Montgomery, which at various
times has furnished entertainment for
the association, will be kept going most
of the day and evening. The K. p.
band also has been playing, and Frank
a nun Der of cornet solos This evening
Romeo and Juliet will be put on by
Miss Fay Tincher and Mr.. A. Ripley.
Mrs ]. N. Greene and Miss Gustafson
and Mr.. Frank Woodruff will recite.
Prof A. Shut, who had charge of the
mandolin classes, gave several num-
berS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-01

people tried to make out that owned"
says Mayor Hughes.
Henry North, who was convicted of
assault and sentenced to a fine of So and
costs amounting to $135 by Justice West.
has petitiOned the county commissioners
to release him from Jail. The petition
was taken under Amusement
Application will be made to the coun-
Gil for permission to cut a. few holes in
the metallic ceiling of the Auditorium,
to enable the trapeZe performers of the
Midwinter exposition to fasten their
ropes to the ioist in the roof.
Harry Bone is now an EEK He will
ship his household goods back to his
home at Ashland tomorrow, but 1t is
probable that Topeka will frequently see
him if he decides to get into the race
for attorney general. as he probably
will.
Failure of the musk OK ITO arrive
Tuesday on schedule time was a disap-
pointment to a great many people who
had assembled to see it Aside from
the naturalists there is probably no one
in the state that has an adequate idea
OF what he looks like.
Chris Ottman, a driver of delivery
wagon, drove between passing street
car and a trolley pole on lower Kansas
avenue late yesterday afternoon. The
wagon belonged to the Weber Grocery
company, and two boys, Hans Ross and
Carl Weber, were thrown to the ground
in the midst of baskets and boxes of
groceries. Neither of the boys were Sc
riously hurt, although they received nu-
merOuS bruises
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-01
Greet new YEAR.
Saturday Nighters Welcome 1t
With Three Cheers.
Occasion Was the MidWinter
Banquet For Ladies.
MANY GUESTS PRESENT
As Usual Few Speakers We're
Listened To.
Event One of Most Pleasant in
30 &k,o
GUESTS PRESENT
Event One of Most Pleasant in
History of the Club.

The banquet of the Saturday Night
club is now pleasant memory. In
the banquet hall of the National hotel
sat 70 members, ex-members and guests,
also a few "deadheads," the minor rep
resentatives Of the daily papers 1t has
long been the custom OF the Saturday
Night club to use the annual banquet
as time of riotous living and rough
house. but at the previous affair it was
voted that the incident should be graced
by the presence of the wives and
sweethearts," as the invitations an
nounced, of the members of the club,
and the "catch-a s-catch-can' feature
of former banquetS would be deferred to
some other time. The banquet of the
assembly seated at the long table lasted
for three hours, and closed with Cafe
Noir,' which was obligingly translated
into coffee in an unadulterated state"
by obliging guest, at 11:45. 1t was
at this stage of the game that r. f.
Doran, president of the club, rose to his
feet and the occasion and poured forth
a calm, dispassionate torrent of abuse
entitled Beyond the Alps Lies Thine
Italy" Where" yelled the president
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-01

musical selection by Mr. William Shaver.
but that gentleman failed to face the
among which was the fact that he was
not ID present It ,ror,r,a,a ,,,o VOC - d.
liver discoGrse on t e0 Nati 20
Guard" had escaped, during the opening
to spare him because of his absence.
Here at last was where the great image
Overmyer got in his work. He began and
ended by. abusing the club as utterly bad
mittee was 'Silhouettes,'' but failing to
about any old thing His talk seemed to
make a hit, however, judging from the
While he was speaking than it was after
he had closed out at cost
lewis sfebbins, who broke loose frequent
He seemed filled with a burning desire
to be heard, although his efforts We're
out 'P Tiem Help S1 set1mupaginI'
It was about | 80 In the first morning
Home, Sweet Home
1t was safe to say that not one of the
Y Via We're of the best. and e- the only
bibulous mixtures served were oyster
tarine punch.
:, Shortly . ~ after the banquet began a pc
end of t tha ta6ia btc Vas f6 Ine
plete circuit, and "A signatures was the
result Following Is a complete list, read
ing from the right hand of the president:
T. F. Doran, Mrs. t. F. Doran, Mrs. w.
NJ Davidson, L. L. Kiene, Miss Celeste
NeIlis Miss Alice B. Patterson. e. H.
Heacock, H. G.. Parsons, Paul Adams, j.
F; switzer. Thomas G. Wood. Mrs F, g.
Robert B. Steele, Mrs. Robert B. Steele,
A. W. Dana, Mrs. A. w. Dana, A. L. At
wood. Mrs. A. L. Atwood, Mrs. Hubert
Heath. H. A. Heath, Mrs. James Trout
man, James Troutman, Mrs. G. D. WEIGH,
r. B. WEIGH, Mr. Maddox. H. G. Larimer,
Miss Ida Stebbins, c. A Magaw Mrs L.
Carlotta Grace Akin. Abram Wyman,
Mrs. c. A. Cavert, c. A. Cavert. Mrs. H.
Schwarzkopf, Frank n Foster, John
Macdonald. H. E. Ball, Frank L. Weaver,
2: G. Spinney. Charles D; WEIGH, D. G.
Til1otson, Mrs. D. c. Tillotson, l.. H.
Stricken. Mrs. L. H. Stricken, Mrs. E.
G. Foster E. G. Foster, L. S. Ferry, Mrs.
F. S. Thomas, Frank S. Thomas, Mrs. L.
s. Ferry, E. D. McKeever, Mrs. T. D.
McKeever. T. A. McNeal, Mrs. 7. A.
McNeal, Charles F. Spencer. Mrs, G. F.
Spencer, w. NJ. Davidson, George B. Pen
o. P. NJ. McClintock. 3. P NJ. McCIintock,
Ralph H. Bollard, Miss Katherine WEIGH,
B. II. Pugh. Mrs. B. H Pugh, H. L.
Schwarzlxopf, Mrs. Frank H. Foster. Miss
Anna Marie Nellis and David Overmyer.