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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-08

turalnie zanadto przesadna po-
dejrzliwosc, ale mozliwa ma
| wschodzie, gdzie sic wszyscy
| wzajemnie oszukuja gdzie mkt
nikomu ME wierzy.
Straszna katastrofa bia2ogro-
dzka odwrociia uwage Europy
Cd wypadk6w w Macedonia, kto-
re sic tax rozwijaly, IL zagrazaly
po czeSci spokojowi europejskle-
| mu. Ma szczeScie, dzieki energi-
cznenu wystqpieniu Turcyi i te-
mu faktowi, IL Macedohczycy
przekonali sic, IL absolutnienapo-
moe pahstw obcych, ,aw pierszym
J rzedzie Rosyi, liczyc ME moga,
gdyz miedzy Rosya "a Austro-
Wegrami panuje co do spraw
balkanskich najzupelnleJsze po-
rozumienie, powstanie w Mace
donii zupeinie ucichlo. Niedobit-
Xxi albo sic poddaja, albo uciekaja
"a granice. Albahczycy zlozyil
bron otrzynlali powszechnq am
nestye, Z pod kt6rej wyjeto tylko
tych, kt6rzy sic dopuScili zwy-
klych zbrodni podczas rokoszu.
Takich przestepc0w juz osadzo-
no i odstawiono w lahcuchach do
Saloniki, zkad wys}ano ich ma po-
kute do Azyi Mniejszej. Taxi
sam los spotkai mniej winnych
wspo1nikow spisku dynamitowe-
go w Salonice. Tylko kilku =Bul-
gar6w macedonskich skazal try
bunal ma smierc, miedzy tymi zaS
znajduja sic ci, ktorzy robili pod
kop pod Bank Ottomahski, oraz
ten Bulgar, kt6ry podlozyl bonn
be pod francuski statek handlo-
wy. Ale i tych ludzi ME stracono,
bo sultan postanowii, re wyroki
smierci beda mu przedstawio1ie
do zatwierdzenia. - Zdaje SIG, ze
beda oni uiaskawieni tyle, IL
pojda W giab Azyi Mniejszej ma
ciezkie roboty. Teraz czas ma roz-
winiecie reform, do kt6rych
wszystko juz jest przygotowanc,
zandarmerye objeli oficerowie
szwedzcy; urzedy podatkowe
delegaci Banku ottomanskiego,
kt6ry jak wiadomo, jest instytu-
cya Eosmopolityczna, zarzadzana
g}6wnie przez Francuzow / Bel
gov; w kazdym sadzie staneli
dwaj sedziowie, jeden muzu1-
manski, a drugi Prawoslawny,
Wreszcie general gubernator Hill
mi basza polecil kazdej gminie
wybrac 'trade starszych", ktora
bedzie w}adza autonomiczna.
Wynika tych wszystbich zmian,
luz dokonanych, re najnieslusz-
niej mowiono, IL po stlumieniu
powstania sultan wrzuci do ko-
sza projekt reform, mocarstwa
milczaco ma to pozwola. Przeci-
wn;e, w1asnie donosza ze Stam-
bulu re Porta zamierza zastoso-
wac macedohskie reformy do Ca
lego pahstwa.
Zbiegli do Europy powstancy
giosza teraz w roznych pismach,
re tylko ma pewien czas zaprze-
stall walki, lecz najpozniej ma
przyszla wiosne znowu ia zacz-
ma, ale juz w porozumieniu in
nemi ludami, ujarzmionemi przez
Turcya, zwlaszcza wiele licza ma
Ormian. Zamiar wznoWlenla ru-
chawlli niezawodnie istnieje, bo
wynika to zeznah jehcow; mad
to zas wIadze tureckie Wykopula
teraz ziemi W wielu okollcach
karabiny, skrzynie dynamitem,
aparaty do telegraph polowego
zwoje drut6w telegraficznych.
Jest godne uwagi, re w okolicach
nadmorskich znaleziono w ziemi
sklady magazynowych karabi-
now, uzywanych W armii rosyj-
skiej, co pozwala przypuszczac'
re kontrabaads woienns Przysy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-08
TELECRAMY,

wieczorem o godz. II wyrazif sic
DIR. Mazzoni do representative
Prasy O stanie Papieza: ,Jezeli
sic zwazy, ze Papiez wedlewszel-
kich regul wiedzy wlasciwie juz
powinien byl umrzec, to ME da
sic zaprzeczyc, re rzecz nieocze-
kiwana moze nastapiG i re ME
znikla jeszcze wszelka nadzieja.
Okolicznosc, IL tax dlugo wy
TRIVIAL przy tenn ciagle Ottawa
zupelna jasnoSc umysiu, dowo-
dzi, ze pomimo zapalenia p}uc,
cierpienia merck trudnoSci od-
dychania, ME ma mowy o zakaze-
nj ukrwi. Pomiedzy bezpo5re-
dniem niebezpieczenstwemSm Smier-
ci, W jakiem Ojciec Swiety znaj-
dowai sic ubieglej nocy, a sta
mem, w jakim znajduje sic dis
wieczorem, TAXA jest ogromna
roznica, re usprawiedliwione by
]yby optymistyczne nadzieje. A
zeby zrozumieG zmiane, jaka dzi-
siaj zaszla, trzeba zwazyc, re
wczoraj wszyscy byli przekonani,
IL umrze W ciqgu nocy, talk, re
pomimo odmiennego zapatrywa-
MIA dra Lapponi, otoczenie Pa
pieza domagaio sic udzielenia O.
statniego Sakramentu Namasz-
czenia. lie jezyki nawet utrzy-
mywaly, IL niekt6rzy najbliz-
szego otoczenia Papieza liczyli
ma ujemne dzialanie takiej cere-
monii ma organizm tax oslabiony.
Ale Papiez Swietnie przebyl ope-
racyQ. Faktem jest nawet, re ia
koby ma nowo odzyskal SHY. Me
Smiem powiedzieG mic stanow-
czego, bo bardzo Iatwo jest omy-
lie sic w wypadkach TAX GUIDO
wnej odpornoSci. Moge tylko po-
wiedziec, re rzeczq prawdopodo-
bnq jest, IL Papiez umrze, ale ME
mysle, by Smierc zupe}nie byla
bliskq"
w ciqgu dnia wczorajszego do
konano ma Ojcu Swietym opera
cyl, a mianowicie przebito plew-
re usunieto okolo 800 gramow
nagromadzonej materyi, co przy-
nioslo wielka ulge dostojnemu
pacyentowi. Przed operacya Pa
| piez mocno cierpial. Powiedzlano
mu, re musi sic poddac operacyi.
Zapytal sic dra Lapponiego, czyli
operacya bardzo bedzie bolesna.
DR.. Lapponi zapewnil, ze bolu
ME bedzie, DO kokaina znieczuli
sic miejsce operowane. w czasie
operacyi obecni byli tylko lekarze
sluga przyboczny Papieza. OA
tworzono okno, by Swiatlo przy-
puScic: ale razilo ono pacyenta
postanowiono go odwrociG. Pa
piez sam zrobi1 ruCh, by to usku-
tecznic, ale dr.. Mazzoni ME do
puScil do tego, wziq} go ma rece |
polozyl delikatnie ma box. Pa
piez powiedzia}: bravo, profe-
sorze! Winszuje Panu. Chociaz
stracilem ma wadze, to przeciez
dosyc waze." Obaj lekarze usmie-
chneli sic, radujac sic takiei
przytomnosci umyslu pogody
chorego pred operacya. Opera
cya odbyla sic istotnie szybko i
bez b6lu; chory ami jeknal
drzal tylko troche. Po operacyi
czul sic znacznie lepiej. Chcial
widziec materye wypuszczona
oglada} instrument uzyty przy
operacyi, poczem dziekowa1 do
ktorom.
Ubieg1q noe spedzi} Papiez
stosunkowo dobrze. DIS rano, O.
budziwszy sic, ME mowil mic, ale
wydawa1o sic, re draznily go O.
krycia odrzucal je, ME zw1ajac,
ze moglby sic przeziebit. Leka-
RE mowia, re noe przeszla po-
mySlnie.
Wielkie znaczenie przypisujs
wydarzeniu, IL ma zyczenie Pa
pieza odwiedzil go prefekt pro-
pagandy, Kardynaz Gotti, pod
czas gdy lekarze zreszta ME do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-08

ZOSldJc lISSC hOll1Cl CllCyl, dle Je-
den Kardynal6w wyrazil przy-
puszczenie, re Papiez dawal
| wskaz6wki co do kierowania
sprawami Kosciola po jego Smier-
ci i moze w przypuszczeniu, re
KardynaI Gotti bedzie jego ma
stepca.
Kardynal Gotti by} dawniej
genera}em 90. Karmelitow, kto-
rzy jeszcze teraz odnosza sic do
niego w waznych sprawach swe-
go zakonu i ktorych wielu, ma
mocy roznych okolicznosci, spo-
dziewa sic, re on bedzie Papie-
zem.
Wczoraj takze ma zyczenie Pa
Fieza wszyscv ego krewni zgro-
madzili sic okolo jego 1oza. Po-
wiedzial do Mich: uCzuje zbliza-
ME sic chwili rozstania sic wa
mi. Pozegnajmy sic. Przechodze
do zycia wiecznego. Me martw-
Gle sic TEN, bo przechodze do lep-
szego zycie." Majac wyjsc po-
koju, wszyscy calowali reke cho-
rego ze wzruszeniem.
Portsmouth, 8 lipca. Wy
strzalem armat powitala wczo-
raj rano flota brytyjska wplywa-
jqca do stacyi floty eskadre anne
rykahska. Brytyjskie okrety IL
tworzyly szpaler, przez ktory
wp1ywa}y okrety amerykahskie;
burmistrz miasta udai sic spiesz-
ME ma poklad parowca Kear-
sarge i powital admiraia Cottona
w imieniu miasta obywateli. Po-
TEN kontradmira} Milne poWital
Amerykan6w w imieniu kr6la E
dwarda. Nastepnie admiral Cot
ton odwiedzii wysokich oficerow
floty brytyjskiej.
Londyn, 8 lipca. = w ciagu
dnia wczorajszego odbyi sic SEE
req urocZyStOSci ma cZeSc baWia-
cego tn prezydenta Loubeta, kto-
ry po poludniu sldadal wizyty ro-
znym czlonkom todziny krolew-
skiej. Ma dzisiaj ,przygotowane So
rome uroczystoSci zarowno ma
czesG Loubeta, jak na czeSc
przybywajacych Amerykan6w.
Londyn, 8 lipca. - Z Konstan-
tynopola telegrafujq: Pewien
wyzszy officer armii tureckiej O.
Swiadcza, re wojna Buigaryq
stale sic nieuchronnq re Turcya
nigdy ME byla lepiej przygotowa-
nq, niz teraz.
Wieden, s lipca. - w kolach
dyplomatycznych tutejszych pa
nuje przekonanie, re Rosya
wkrotce Bulgarya publicznie i
wyraznie ostrzeze, by ME wypo-
wiadla wojny Turcyi.
Evansville, Ind, 8 lipca. -
Krwawe zajScia, jake sic odby}y
W ciagu ostatnich czterech dni,
mialy ten wynik, ze 6 osob costa
10 zabitych, rs ranionych. Je-
den kapral Smiertelnie jest ra-
niony; cztercch zolnierzy LEI.
Burmistrz Wydaf proklamacyq, w
kt6rej rozporzadza, by zamknie-
to wszystkie wyszynki ma czas
nieoznaczony prosi obywateli o
spokojne zachowanie sic. Murzyn
Lee Brown, ktory byl powodem
wszystkich rozruchow, znajduje
sic w bezpieczehstwie w Vincen-
mes, Ind.
Washington, 8 lipca. w sku-
tex zetkniecia sic pociagu osobo-
wego z frachtoWym podRockfish,
Va, "a os6b zostalo zabitych a 9
pokaleczonych. w pociagu oso-
bowym znajdowa}o sic I2o os6b,
a miedzy niemi kilku emigrant6w
z Austryi, udajacych sic do Kali
fornii. Pomiedzy zabitymi WIG
lSszosc byla Murzynow, ale lie
sadzic MONA nazwisk przekre-
conych, by5o takze kilku emf
grantow, a mianowicie dwie ko-
biety Austryi, nieznajomego ma
zwiska chlop Adem Wukosawle-
wicz.
YT1 M o t..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-08

lano z Odessy, gdzie jak wiado-
mo, znajduje sic siedziba rewolu-
cyonistow balkanskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-08

| kierami, ktorzy obstawili fabry-
ke pikietami, ME pozwalaja woz-
nicom przywozic odwozic iowa
row, sprawiaja zarzadowi fabryki
wiele kiopotu narazaja go ma
straty. Ola unikniecia dalszych
szykai i bojkotow zapowiada "a
! rad calkowite zamkniecie fabry-
XII ma tax dlugo, dopoki stosunki
z uniami ME uloza sic po mysli
zarzadu.
Strajk wyladowywaczy frach-
tow ma kolei Alton zaikohczyl sic.
Wiekszosc strajkier6w zostala
pozbawiona piracy.
specyalista Cd bicyklow.
Robert Olin pochodzi z dobrej
rodziny, zamieszkalej W p6lnoc-
nej dzielnicy, liczy lat I9, jest
bieglym stenografem i trudni sic
malarstwem. Pomimo to dostal
sic wczoraj ma stacya policyjna
Larrabee ST., gdzie przyznal sic
porucznikowi Heidelmeyer, re
wlaSciwa jego specyalnoscia jest
kradziez na wielka skale bicy-
klow. Olin uprawial swe rzemio-
slo w New Yorku, Buffalo, St.
Louis i St. Joseph. Skradzione
bicykle wyselai do Chicago,gdzie
jego sp6lnik je spieniezal. Przy-
trzymano Dina wfasnie W chwili,
gdy chcial przeszachrowac BIZ
cykl skradziony pred gmachem
majestic" stanowiqcy VIA
snoSc jednego urzednikow ban
ku. Rodzina Olina uWaza 60 "a
parszywa owce, przynoszaca
wstyd wszystkim Olinom. Jest
on miodziencem moralnie upa-
dlym, ktory zasluguje ma pobyt
w wiezieniu karnem.
Katastrofa w Crossing.
w trupiarni Vaila pm. 1877 E.
Is ul. rozpoczai wczoraj koroner
Sledztwo w sprawie smierci Sch
ofiar katastrofy przed fabryka
Toy Gun Manufacturing Co."
Me dokoiczono sledztwa, chcac
odczekac dojScia do zdrowia tych
os6b,. ktore byiy swiadkami ka-
tastrofy zostaly pokaleczone.
Takich osob jest 14 r6znego VIE
ku.
Przy fowieniu ryb.
Zajety lowieniem ryb II podno-
"a II ul. Henry Stegman ujrzaS
ma brzegu jeziora mezczyzne, ,czy-
tajacego pilnie biblie. Niediugo
potem uslyszal wo}anie o pomoc
spostrzegf tegoz czlowieka w wo-
die, trzymajacego w reku ksiaz-
ke. Stegman ZrZucif siebie SUR
dut wskoczyl do jeziora. L
wielkim wysilkiem udalo mu sic
topielca wydobyc ma brzeg, lecz
ME wielka ztad mia} pocieche.
Ow czlowiek wkr6tce potem wy
ziona1 ducha. Ze znalezionych
przy MIN papier6w dowiedziano
sic, re sic nazywa} Char%s Shi-
lifan, lecz ME wiadomo, czy
chciaf sobie odebraG zycie lub
przypadkiem wpadi do woody.
Ze spraw miejskich.
Zarzad lokalnych ulepszen zor-
ganizowa} SIG wczoraj W ten spo-
sob, re Andrew M. Lynch zostal
wybrany prezesem, John Ericsson
wiceprezesem, Arthur May Sc
kretarzem Piotr KioibasSa dru-
GIN sekretarzem. Przewodnicza-
Gym kom. kanalow odpiywowych
George Schilling.
Wczoraj mialo sic odbyc posie-
dzenie powiatowego komitetu de-
mokratycznego, ma ktorem chcia-
no uchwalit wykluczenie komi-
tetu Roberta E. Burke Johna
Haderlein z 81 wardy, Alberta
Schoenbeck IS Fitzhugh 27
wardy. Poniewaz ME zebrato sic
quorum, uchwala ME zapadla /
wykluczenie wyzej wymienionych
os6b odroczono do pazdziernika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-08
Wzdr umierajaeego ChrzeSGijanina,
Papiez podda1 sic operacyi, kt6ra wypad}a
pOmyslnie
CHMURY mad TURCYA W EUROPE | mad CHINAMI W AzYI
Katastrofa kolejowa pod Rockfsh, Va


by role zakladnika. Bylaby to ma
turalnie zanadto Przesadna po-
dejrzliwosc, ale mozliwa ma
wschodzie, gdzie sic wszyscy
wzajemnie oszukuja gdzie Mkt
nikomu ME wierzy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-02
LOCAL MENTION.

For Sale-Thirty Shetland ponies. pr
Quincy
Mrs. c. E Purvianee has opened
dressmaking parlors at III East Sixth
street, upstairs. Prices reasonable and
work guaranteed.
Sheriff Lucas and County Clerk New
man have been swearing in deputy
sheriffs all day. The deputies are being
supplied with blue ribbon badges.
The banquet of the Gamma Sigma
literary society that was TO have been
held next Saturday night at the Throol,
hotel has been called off, and the money
that has been subscribed for the pur-
pose VIII be added to the relief fund.
This morning notice was given the re-
lief committee that the total amount.
$50 would be turned in at once. The
debate has also been postponed.
North Topeka grocers can save
good part of their stocks if taken care
of promptly when the water goes down
As rooms Will be hard to get, the Fair
will empty as much space in their store
as possible and place it at the disposal
of such merchants as apply promptly
The goods must be cleaned and SOLD
quickly. Grocers taking advantage Of
this offer viii advertise and handle
their own goods.
The meeting of the West Side Read
ing club to have been held at the home
of Mrs f. H Anderson Tuesday even
ing. is postponed indefinitely.
Mrs A G. Goodwin has received a
telegram from Hutchinson stating that
the musical jubilee has been postponed
for two weeks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-02
WHERE THEY ARE.
Directory of North Topeka PeO-
pie Who Are Safe.

Where the north side people are stay
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Schenek and
son are at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
G. Kline, Al Clay street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Lacey are at the
H. F. Guthrie home, AL Buchanan
A. B. schenck and family. W. w
Schenek and family. c. o. Chamberlain
and family are with Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Wells, 707 Western avenue.
E. S. Gresser of the Citizens bank is
with Mr.. George Flad of Flad & GruDbs'
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Hathaway are
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Thomas of 515 Harrison street.
Mrs. A. E. Woodman and daughter
lone are with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Snow,
T06 Polk street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Root are with DR.
Harriet Adams of College Hill
At the ]. D. Pattison home. 1925 West
street. Mrs. M L. Kelley and daugh-
tiers Myrtle and Ruth, Misses Lulu and
Ethel yesterday, Mr. j. w. Priddy and
Miss Jessie Priddy are loated.
Misses Bessie and Grace Root are at
the McCampbell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Killian are at
the home Of their aunt, Mrs. Emma
Ellis of 500 West Eighth street.
DR. and Mrs. NJ r. Mitchell and Stella
Mitchell are with Miss Maggie Mitchell
of Mulvane street. Miss Clara Mitchell
is with the family of her brother, Porter
Mitchell.
Miss Alice Stafford and brother are at
the P. c. Chamberlain home at 317 Clay
street
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. James, jr.. and
Mrs Mary Smith are at the West home
at 1O16 Harrison street
Mrs. John Burley is at the George
Bell home near Washburn college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon and son Ralph
are with Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf near Wash
burn college.
Mrs ]. NJ. Shellabarger and daughter
Jessie and Mrs. Jesse Kistler and fam
lily are with Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Par
ker.
Mrs. Frank Carey and children are To-
Gated on West Tenth street.
Miss Cora Priddy is staying with Miss
Louise Neal
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Putnam and
daughters Marie and Juanita are at BOP
West Sixth street. Miss Edith Putnam
is with other friends.
Mrs T. B. Reynolds and daughter
Blanche and son Herbert and Mrs.
James Sheldon and daughters are 4.
Lowman Hill. DR. Reynolds and son
Irving are at Canon BuTks's, at 92z
family and Mrs. Arnold are at Lowman
Hill
Samuel zimmerman is at DR.. Raubs
house, North Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Beverly and Miss
Laura Beverly were brought over by
Truman Sardou at noon today.
Rev T. ]. Pearson and son Fred are
at Rev. Charles Sheldon's. Mrs. Pear
son and Mr. and Mrs. Kearns and fam
lily are at AS Polk street.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Green. Mrs. w
s BergundthaI and daughter Wilma
are at the Vim. Green home, 921 Quincy
street
Mr.. and Mrs N F Conkle. Mr.. ana
Mrs c. E. Jordan and Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin of Kensington, Kas.. are with Mr.
and Mrs. ". s. Kale. Of GIG Taylor
stree.
l. s. Dolman and children are at th=
A. s Kane home.
Mrs. Lee Dolman and family are at
the home of Mrs. Eta Lacey. on West
Sixth.
Mr. and Mrs Jonas Lulxens and family
are at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Smith
Mrs. A. NJ. Baird and daughter Nil
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-02
People Should Not Go Back to North Topeka
at Once.
An Emergency Camp Will Be Established at
Once.

The emergency board OF health, this
members OF which have been appointed
by the mayor to cooperate with the
city physician in quelling the disease
which II Is thought win be one of the
results Of the food, was in session foy
two hours this morning in the Office of
the city physician. DR.. Storrs.
The board was thoroughly organized.
and Is now ready to begin it's work
with DR. L. Y. Grubbs, a thoroughly
reliable physician. at the head Dr.
Grubbs was elected president of the
board at this mornings meeting. The
meeting began at 10 o'clock and lasted
until noon 1t was decided to hold an
other meeting at 3 o'clock this AFTER
noon. at which time the new board will
meet with the county commissioners
and endeavor to arrange matters SO
that the commissioners can stand one
half Of the expense and trouble that the
doctors will have to go to in carrying
on their work
It was stated this afternoon that 1t
had been decided to place one Of the
board In charge of the sanitation Of
each OF the relief stations. One at ting
Auditorium. another at the Germa
Catholic church. one each at both the
court house and the old court house and
so on. When this is done the doctors
are to set to work and it is thought
that it viii not be long before they have
the situation well in hand.
DR.. Grubbs is the prime mover in this
last scheme of the Topeka physicians
who are all aware of the serious situa-
ton In which this flood has placed the
people of the town. He saw Immediate
~ after the flood what would happen to
he oft 4
he began to work Immediately on some
scheme whereby the scourges of disease
could be checked.
DR.. Grubbs addressed the members
Of the Commercial club at meeting Of
that organization Sunday morning at
their club rooms. DR.. Grubbs informed
the club Of the grave danger that was
lurking over the city and stated sew
eral Of his plans as o the way it could
be prevented DR. Grubbs saws that
everybody in the city should see that
the do not drink a drop Of water before
It Is boiled. If they do he says they
are running great risk of being taken
down with typhoid fever, dysentery or
some other disease of the same nature.
DR. Grubbs says that the sanitary
condition Of North Topeka when the
water goes down will be in such a con-
dition that the place will not be dt to
be inhabited for some months to come
He says he thinks the best plan would
be to get tents from the state and estab-
lish a tent city on some plot Of high
ground. The Keith tract Is thought to
be a good place. The members of the
Commercial club are thinking over DR..
Grubbs' plan and it is proba bic that it
win be adopted and carried out.
The following are the members Of the
new board of health:
DR.. c. A. MCGUIRE, DR.. I. NJ. Powell,
H b Hogeboom, Dr. w. S. Lindsay, DR..
G. Stewart, DIT. G. F. Menninger, DR..
J. w. Plummer and DR.. L. Y. Grubbs.
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THINGS TO EAT.
How the Rescuers We're Supplied
With Provisions.

How the Rescuers We're Supplied
With Provisions.
Things to eat for the fremen and
brave men who were working to save
people in North Topeka were secured
partially from the basement of the in
undated Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile
company. A bridge was built through
basement window of the big Park
hurst-Davis building, and dozens of
books of crackers were brought out
and taken to North Topeka Along
with them were whole cheeses. bologna
sausage, and anything else to satisfy
hungry men.
The boxes contained fine crackers put
up in pasteboard cartons, and they
were joyfully received by the cold and
hungry laborers.
Coffee and sandwiches were served to
the men on this side of the river On
tae 2yorth side, a few bottles of whisky
acre served out to the water soaked
nea and refugees. The whisky was
n9e passed around promiscuously, but
was served out in small portions by a
prominent doctor of Topeka and it was
needed.
Late in the afternoon a boat, heav-
lily loaded with crackers and cheese, set
out for the B Street Baptist church. in
which fifty or a hundred colored peo-
pie had taken refuge. The supplies were
taken to them in lieu Of a rescue, which
at the time was impossible.
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A HEROIC RESCUE.
E. McAdams, Wounded, Takes u
Woman from the River

Ed McAdans rescued a woman from the
roof Of a floating building just below Pot-
win Sunday afternoon. Mr. AIcAdams lived
near the Granville bridge and in escap-
ing from the flood he injured his wrist Sc
verely and cut his hand on a barb wire
He spent Saturday night at a hospital
Sunday he could not get near his home
and went down to the river across pasture
lands west Of Western avenue. There he
found some men with canvas boatShort-
" after a small building, resembling
railroad flag station. came boating Dy- C4l
it sat a woman. She made no sound but
only waved her hand feebly- The men
hesitated about using the canvas boat one
of them Offering five dollars if any OF the
others would bring her off Finally MI
McAdams. who could not see the woman
swept by to the sure destruction wnleh
awaited her at the Rock Island bridge.
climbed into the boat. even with his as
abIed wrist and started for her He sue
oeeded in reaching her all right, out ln
returning the boat sank The water PROVED
to be so shallow that Mr.. McAdaTns wadee
ashore with the woman She was 50 colo
and exhausted that she could not SPEAK
and her name was not learned A buggy
was found near by and she was placed III
it and sent to town.
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MORE REFUGEES.
Additional Lists of People Who Are
Safe.

The following lists of additional refu-
gees was sent over at noon today by
means of the wire cable between the
north end of the Melan bridge and the
north bank of the river:
At H. W. Cheney's residence, 1872
Harrison street: H w Cheney and wife,
A. L. Musson, wife and two children,
Jonathan Irons and wife, Creighton
Mnlburn, wife and four children Henry
H Hall and wife. H. c. Gardiner and
wife Rev. J. T. Purvis and son Carl
McGrew. J. B. Stone, Silas Rodgers,
Fred Henderson, John Large, w. ]. Sto-
vail
At Clarence Willis residence. 1196
North Kansas avenue. Chas. stair and
wife. Mrs. Martha Barber, T. c. Allen.
At Miss Fanny Coles, 515 Park street:
Miss Fanny Cole, Samuel Reeder and
daughter
At 1900 North Van Buren, street: Mr.
and Mrs. Patterson, Pearl Patterson,
jim Patterson. Mrs. Douglass Mr.. and
Mrs. Conway. Barber, Hazel, Goldie.
Grace, Floyd and Earl Conway, Mrs
Neiswender Mr.. Sampey, Mrs. Sampey
and a son, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes.
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FIRE NEARLY OUT.
That in North Topeka Confined to
Lumber Yard.

There have been no dangerous fires
In North Topeka since Sunday morn
ing. The fires in the lumber yards, the
Gabriel and Thomas yards. expended
themselves or were extinguished by the
rain Saturday night. and since the
buildings which caught from them have
gone out no more have started. The
fire in the Gabriel yard was small and
did little damage.
". F. West reported Sunday after
making a rescue trip from above the
Sardcu bridge to Garfield park. that
number Of houses had been burned on
Madison street north of Gordon. 1t is
supposed that they caught from burn
ing lumber from the Gabriel yard, as
the current was in that direction.