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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-24

Grocery List Nv" Is a low prices
Sonder. Mailed free. Write tLdas
arloads or family orders 0f qua.
saIdhuaen b to manto 4-6ff
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-24
FOrSdle

Horse and buggy for sac at a re-
sonable price. Apply to Mrs. NJ. A
Reed. 14-6t
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-24
.sEDUCED RATES. BATTLE NOUN
TAIN AND RETURN, ACCOUNT
DEWEY JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
AUSTIN. NEVADA.

TN above account tickets will be
,tld at stations between Reno and
iflko, both inclusive to Battle Noun
lair and return at one and one-tifth.
The lowest irst-elass fare for the
round trip. From Winnemucca the
round trip will be 1910.
Tickets will be on sale SEPTEMBER
2eth to October Srd. inclusive. and
return limit will be o tober 4th.
1903, s-s-6t&s-25-st.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-24
S. p. TIME CARD

Following shows the time OF ar
rival and departure Of all passenger
trains passing through Winnemucca
IN accordance with the latest time
tabla.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-24

Ct. JAMES LODGE NOS, A. o. U. W.
" The lodge meets at their hall in the
silver State building on the first and
bird Tuesdays of each month at 5 o. m.
Sojourning members In good standing
invited to attend.
J. SHEEHAN. NJ. W.
G. F. MULLER. Financier.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

OTE-Announcemen sundcr This head
ina VIII be inserted = the rate Of 81 per
monih. psyzbl y on;l lg.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-24

W INNEMUCCA LODGE NO. 10. F. &
w A. M. State communications will be
held al their hall in the silver State
block until further notice al 7:30 p. IN.
on the first Saturday evening of each
month. All Master Masons in good stand
ing are cordially invited TO attend.
w. A. BROWN. NJ. NJ.
CHRIS WOLF. Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-24
LODGE DIRECTORY.

HUMBOLDT CHAPTER NO. Q, r. A.
" NJ. VIII be held at their hal! al 5 ..
m on the first and third Wednesday
evening of each month. All companion
Royal Arch Masons in good standing are
cordially invited OF attend.
THOMAS SHONE. Fl. p.
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
pie gefO6fenen SnweGen.
Sine Iuitige SpiBbubengeI6i4te aus
ben GLANDS BON &arl 3o B E.

Selipo 3omsrp, Der grOBte Gauge
ni6ts, Der iemols einen 8orrico bur4
bic 0ben Qlqnos Sibumsrifus geritten
bat, bate es iibernommen, Die iugenoz
f10ne 6ruu Maria Studs unO hire Sc
IenI6afterin, Grdulein 2Ouiie Stein,
prn Saltu na9 San 6raHcisco in 30
lipiu gu beglsitsR - fir GelD unb CUTE
0orte notiirli9 uno, bu Die 8uAn in
Saltu elm Gnbe bat, nit Dagen aber
mongeIs fabrbarer 8ege nur lun9Idm
unb beI6tperli9 fprt5utommen lit, ouf
feinen GIeln. 8ei Der 9elsgenbeit bate
et fih ben Oumen nG6reno Der Dier3e6n
Sage uno pier8ebn NG6te ieiner 8elettz
f6oft 70 febr als Gabu1ero 9e5eigt, oaB
Trau Moria, ols tie enbli4 ipoblbebals
ten in i6rem pornsbmen 9eim in San
Srancisco angslangt NOR, es gar ni9t
noete, benz 2umpsnterl ben Dorou5bez
hunoenen 2o6n unsubieten, fonbern tie
fer in Die saf9e griff. unb 9errn Sc
lipo obenein eriu6te, lids einitDeilen
sur Gr6olung BON ben Reiiednitrens
sunsen in ibrer Gaia be campo BEL San
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
3lpansis 9OIars in Oer 8rnft'
ta(6e oOer mani rnu6 f6
at 6eGfen wiGen.

Morri8 Rittinion 1T f6on felt einem
balben Sabre in Nefp Yorf am 8ronDz
man etablirt. gr fiibrt ale Qrten BON
!6crrenz unO 8nubcntleioern, feline
S6aufeniter 5eigen gei9madpoGe De
t~orationen uno Das gan3e 4euBere Icts
mes Magu3ins bcrIpri9t ben 9oriiberz
gebenoen Die oufmertiumIte 8%ebienung.
SrpBoem gebt ooS 8ef6Gft Mot.
morris muB gu Ieinem bittcren
S6mer5e ieben, pie BEL ben i6m gez
geniiber no6nenoen &onturrentet
Summer 9rotber5 ii6 Die 8Gufer
brGngen, tpdbrenD er in Ieinem Store
ciHIam bleibt uno feline fertiqen 3leiz
Der traurig Die Qermclz rcTp. 8einFutz
terale bdngen lahen. g8cnn bas 10
peitcr gebt, lit or buIO gu @nbe nit Iets
men Mitteln, feline 9Idu6iger f4uuen
i'm o6ncoies i6pn nit p~ielfaqcnbCn
Mienen an, bic ni6ts 8utes 6eoeuten.
Was bat er ni6t uqes perIu6t, I'm bic
8Gufer berun5u5ieben! Sir pIatute an
ben StrdBeneden lit Elm tleines Der
mOgen Oruufgegungen, feline 3ettcls
~Dertbeiler buben lire Spuren uuf benz
8roabpup in ieiner gun5en pciten
&usbebnung binterluhen, ba fait ale
BON ibnen Den pufunten iiberreidten
3~irtulure benz @eIeBe Der S6pertruft
9cbor6ten uno gu 8oben flatterten.
Die BON Rittinion uusgeIdnoten
Sanbpi4mGnner betpegtcn Ii6 in LAM
ger Reibe unb in tur3en Qbitdnocn
bur6 Die belebteiten StruBen. Welhe
3ugoben bat er ni6t i9on alien bener
perfpro6en, pelhe Ieine yfirit clap
coats" toufen niirben? Silberne Res
montoirubren, 9bonograpben, Yatent>
matrabsn, 3tnoerpusen unb Te9sldus
fiee 3epolper fo1ten gum 9eiuhe BEL
linn reisen. g}i9ts bate genubt: Die
8unben blieben aus, pG6reno briiben
Bel Summer Brothers bic S6iir ni9i
itinitanb. gr fpnnte in unfreininiger
W1uBe Die 8Gufer 5Gblen, tpel6e Dori
elm unb dusgtngen.
0ds mubte onbers tperben, e6e es 81
! fpdt mar! 4Ge BON inn o%ngefpanoteT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

8elaIIen, dls pb ni6t8 qef6e6en
mare, trat einige Stunben fpGter 6err
b. Glsner gu feiner Satin in'8 3ims
mer. M}tt bouenbeter 60fli6teit, tpie
Itet5, begriiBte er iie. - Stumm feb
ten iie It6 an ben 6rii6itiidSti16. Doll
8eIOrgniB blidte 6rou b. GISner ein
puurmal in bu5 8eii9t hires Mdnnes
- ietn S6fpetgen berurfu6te i6r Elm
betlemmenoe5 8efii6l. Sic mar TO-
DieIo felt geitern in gr0Bter Grrequnq.
ou iie Cigar feline No6ri6t bate ge6er
tOn1en. Da5 mo6te er nur benten?
Seoenfull5 piirbe er febr uurubig fein.
Sic belt eS niht mebr aus.
n6uit Oh BON Baron Gbodr ni6ts
geb0rt?" fragile ie I6lieBli6. rGr
tpollte bod ~dnfragen, ob er beute tomz
men biirfe."
nGr lam niht fommen," dntpprtez
te rubig aber bebeut1am 6err b. Glss
ner.
So, bat 0u i'm gefprO6en?"-
pJd!" nUdntt un0 Do?" - ,8ez
tern W}tttdg - am - 3elep6on." -
8lar uno nit obIi6tli6er 0eutli9feit
ipra6 er jeoeS 8ort. 0ur6Orinqenb
lab er iie OIL. - sic fprung uuf uno
i%turrte inn in Die 2lugsn. Sie puren
10 tdlt. - Limb tpdrum fam er nt6t
tommen?" 4ngIt fdniirte i6m bic
&eble 3u. - Qongfum er6ob ii6 6err
b. @Isner. nNeit ih i'm erI8offen 6az
Be-" fam e5 eifig BON ieinen Qippen.
- Sin Observation-Disclosures S9ret -
o6nmd6tig lag iie am 8oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
pie Goefwet6fn6er.
Sumoresfe bon Mt. @bgar.

Rein Renner Der 8er6dltniT1e fonnte
beItreiten, baB IS heuer in Dem 99net@
Serborfe 4. san3 beIonoers luittg bsr%
ging. IS fpar cine Suiipn, pie tie
nift better gu piiniden mar. Die
@pmmergGite blieben fat bur9neg
auBergepDbnli9 LANCE i'm Srte un0
Elm 8croniigen idgte bus unbere.
Die urfo9e bieier giinitigen Gntz
pidelung 3's mar gan3 aGsin Elm dlsr=
Iiebitcs, 3ierIi9e5 9eri0nden nit Ell
mem @eIi6t, in beFen 3igen fortipdbs
renb tauIenO 8pbolbe 81 laden lhlez
men.
gqu bieB bic 3auberin ; lie mar Die
ein3ige Sp9ter bes 8ommer3ienratbeS
9almitebt, Der ieinem nSerl6en" 5t
9iebe glneS that, mas nur oerldngt
purbe. @Qa mar Elm 8~libmdbel !; inn
muBte Sober gut fem, Der MIR eiumal
Ieinen fprii6enben llebermut6, feline
bon S9eImerei itra6lenDen Dunflen
Qugen unD feline enlightenment Crib
den in ben @angen geIeben bate.
Seben Sag bate GQu neue ginfdle
un6 mas Gna ppGte, fibrte tie audi
alemal Dur6. Nud bd5 Set, bas ia
eben in benz 8rug @althaus III poIem
@allge fpdr, bate ibrem 80pfaen ieine
GutItebung gu p~srbanten. IS mar Elm
&pftiimfeit, oas Der labme 9iesl am
Mpraen nit StentprItimme betannt
gegeben bate.
Die 6urgGite paren fat poa5Gblig
benz Gufe gefolgt ; namentliA Die
iiinueren 6erren batten auh oieien Sc
bonfen nieoer nit 8egetiterung ucz
ceptirt unb gQa tpnnte nit Dem er5telz
ten Grfplge 5ufrieoen fetn.
8ar lie bas audi ipirtli4 Dem
geoba6ter muBte bieits auf ben eriter
Sid ppbl 70 eri6einen. galb bier,
boIb bq in benz Our6einunber a%uFtau-
6enb. erfiinte ibr 2uhen fortgeieBt Der
Ruum. Gs mar ein beItritenhes Cd
6en ! llnb bod ! Ner lia bic Y}uht
qeaeben bdtte, Gnd genau gu beoba9'
ten, Der fpiirbe geieben baben. ouB II
nur f6fper cine ipannenoe un9epulf
besGbmen fpnnte. Mebr ols emma
riGtete Ii6 i6r 8Gid na6 Der Shltr UNI
INNER i6ien Elm 3ug Der Gnttdu'
I6unc einen Qu9enblif Die b!lterer
@uoen triiben gu ipcGIen, iDenn iie Ot'
Gintretenben ertunnt bate er tan
nc6 ni9t.
Muf Der buntlen 8eranbd. Die rings
Inn Oos arus>G uitbous lisf, lager
3pei MGnner in dngeleeentlltem 9e'
iprGf. Der cine mar bon a~usnehmerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

Hefldmen fpdrer rt4t prigtneGf genut
uno fton tduTenhmal bon dnberen an.
eetpenbet tporben. Nur etpds Neues
tonnte nod 4n5iebungstraft beIiBen
l1nb enbli9 bate Morris ben Sric qe.
funben, Der ben Strom Der tleiDer6e.
oiirfti9en MGnner in fein Mugasir
lenfen Iolte.
Sn benz pennpblatt She Recorb"
loien zines Morgens bic M6onnenter
oteies 8lattes fOlgenOes gun5Ieitig'
Snferut:
9retBt920z0 oGIarnoten
Iinb in ben Qn3igen unb 9dletots meis
neg MdgaSin8 oertbeilt. @er Bel min
Elm Iol4es 8IeiOun9sItiid tauft, erbdlt
alfo neben
= elegunter moosrner 8leibung -
bon beften Stpffen, feinTten 3utbuter
uno taDeGlofer S9neiberdrbeit, tpenr
er Slid bat,
etne 20 0pIIarnote
= b~o1Itdnbig umTonIt - 10 buB el
auBer Der gerpiini9ten 9drberobe nod
oa3u nbores @elo geI9entt" erbGlt.
Ollie Gentlemen finb eingelaoen, ilf
bon Der Wubrbeit gu iiber5eugen.
.0ie breiBig 2Os9GIuruoter
limb BON Der
9reat american dnt
in ungebrau9ten GTemplaren be3oger
unb unter Qufii9t bes febr ebrenfper:
then nbiplomirten NoturS Sames Nors
ton, ESQ.," in bic inneren 8ru'ttd16er
Der betreffenben &leioun9sitiide etn'
genG6t tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
0ns Nl

66riftfteler Gu Teiner 6rau): set
Itol3, liebes Weib6eu! 9abe Guf meme
4r6eit einen 9reis bon 800 Wtdrt bes
fommen, unb 9u bait mir bds Stus
bienmaterial gu benz Qrtitel gelieiert
Rruu: .0ie 6eiBt Der Qrtitel benn2"
56riftFsner: Die 6eRler bes Deis
bea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

n9ieIes Sittentiid 1T eigcntli4
fur6tbar i4per DeritdnbIi6."
.9a5 babe i4 aud geFunoen; rpenn
etpus Qnft0Biges nortommt, bdrn rperz
ben bic 2eute INNER ert flint Minuten
fpdter rpthi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Am Gefep9On.
@roBfabtIfi33e BON 0tto Strip
mani II.

hit ben I9lanfen 5ingern rerDOS
ben blpnben @6nurrbdrt bre6enb ging
Baron Cigar Olien III ietnem 3immer
bin unb Der. @r mar in GROCER Seez
lenrube. lin elf r6r bate ie tbm Be-
f9eib Iagen poIlen - unO ieBt mar g
bulb Mittdg. @as mar bo~rgeFdllen2
- 9d flingelte es.
ngnbli9" - murmelten dufdt5s
menb feline 2ippen.
9aItig unb boIl @uFregung i~tir3te err
ans Selepbon. n8iit OH IS -
2tebling?"
,Sa" - t0nte IS mad elmer fleiner
Puufe leiie BON briiben 3uriid.
r8urum lieBeIt gu mid iolange
tparten?"
SIS 9ing nidt frii6er," mar bic
4ntport.
Limb tommit On 6eute?"
rSa geDiB - aber nam unb
po?"
ng2un - tpie INNER - feds ubr
am 96IOBpart -"
Baron Gogar ituBte einen Moment.
9as mar bod perabreoet! Ob Iie IS
pergeiien bate? Damn frngte er peis
ter: n8iit Oh aud fiber, baB DER
damn fort9ebt? - Gel porft9tig."
ollnbeforgt - e8 lift allies IN llnorbz
nung. Sd tomme beItimmt."
8ieber ihien Diefe Nntlport Baron
Cigar etipu8 fonberbdr - @erbu mar
bod fonit INNER 10 beIorgt. Gr pers
itdno lie beute ni6t re6t. Snoefer -
er i4ob's ouf feline Qufregung.
r2llIo auf @ieOerieben."
r9luf Mieberie6en - S6Iub."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
8tunbfub 4.

yg}iat pubr, 9err MuGer, Sic mir,
ben ME Elm MGo6en Blob rpegen i6res
8elbes ne6men?"
n@ctpiB nt6t - aber i9 fpUrbe aud
ni6t bulOen, baB cine iiBen blei6t, BLOB
neil fie cnOrm reid it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

9rin3 (auf bic 2dnbfarte 3eigeuD):
Dies lit pobl Spanien?
Gr3teber: Suipobl 6obeitl Q6er
nur BON louter 5ran3oien betpo6ut,
Die Spanier iel6t pobnen mebr fuOz
lid!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
noermun B.

Sohn4en zines 3e9srs (eine mel
fenbe 8duerin erblidenb): rSieb
gdpd, bic Mil4 nirb gerabe frii4 an'
%eesupft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

&aum mar am on0eren Moraen bic
9untelbeit Der Ho6t benz SugeSli6t
gemt4en, ba trafen ie auf benz
8ampfpluB Elm. 4m Duloesrunb -
b0fli4 aber fiibl begriiBten Ii6 bic
9arteien. Die 6etunoanten maften
einen Siibneberiu6 - ein f9roffes
gnein" auf beiOen Soften mar bic
Qntport. Man IIo Die 0affen. Damn
iteLlten iie ii6 gegeniiber. Sin &uqenz
Bid un6eimli6 BUMPER Stille frat
Elm. 2eiie, o6er f6orf unO oeutli6
ertDnten tur3 btntereinanOer bic Som
manoOs: nSpannen! - S9ieBen!"
SAT- 81 glei4er 3eit fieIen bic
S6itfe. Baron Gbgar fubr nit Der
9anO nad Der Iinten 8ruit - bann
brad er 3uidmmen. Sn bangor @rz
purtung umitanb man ibn - frageno
blidte man IN Oa8 9eii6t beS Nr3te8,
Der ii4 ieBt dufri6tetc. n8obt" -
fogte er Ietfe - rgeruOe Our6's 9er3,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Sehs 1lhr Nnhmittnns

SeQS u9r gtd0n11ttdgs --
Die 9unte16eit mar f6on berein9cz
brp6elt - tribe brannten i'm He6eI
bes 6erbitdbenbs Die 8aslaternen.
@or Dem @ingang gum S4loBpart
f9ritt ldng5am Elm 6err duf unD ME-
Der - Baron Cigar. unuuffGlliq
bob er ob unb gu ben &opf uno blidte
boil @rtpurtung lumber, G8 mar 70
rubtg bier - nur gang Ielten ging elm
Wteni4 porbei. @on peitber t0nte Der
2drm Der @roBitubt beriiber. Miz
mute nm Minute berItrt9 - INNER
unrubiger Tpd6tc Baron Cigar no9
allen Setter. Die tiefe StiIle mar
t9m beut 10 un6eimIt6. Sept f6lug es
auf benz S4lOBtburm eiu @iertel -
tie fam mod INNER nt9t! q
9d trat aus Dem S9atten bes 9drz
tes pl0Bli6 Elm 6err beraus unb fam
ldngfam etnige S9ritte nG6er, bdnn
blteb er iteben. Sc mar unm0Qlin, in
Der triiben 8eIeudtun9 ettpu8 3u ertcnz
men - bod 5dien es Baron Cigar, dig
ob iener i'm beoba9tete. unnilltiirs
lid ponbte er iid uno ging cine @trede
CUR Settle. Der 6remOe foIgte. uus
ter elmer Qaterne paren fe nebeneins
amber - Baron Cigar bre6te fi9 INN.
nSie6 Da - 6err b. GIsner -"
iogte er uuf'5 t0btIt9ite erI8rotcn,
dber bod nit boIItommener GuBerer
8eberri4ung. n6ie - bier2"- rSa
l. i'd fogte ibnen bod, baB i9 - be-
itimmt : tommen piirbe." - y@ie2
-- 8ann2" n6eut Mittag am -
Sc - Ie - p6on!" - ,&6!" - as
ron Cigar fubr 3uriit. Gr poGIte etz
mas entgegnen, bod sbe es mDqli6
mar, fiiblte er einen 10 nu6tigen
9tcb nit Der 9eiti6e i'm 8eIt6t, buB
er 6inteniiber tuumeIte. DIS er fi6
tpteoer aufgeri4tet bate, mar 6err D.
gl8ner Oeri9nunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

Gin 2ieb6en por Ii9 bintrGqerno,
bate Iih Mar uuf ben Des gum Gbels
retbfeite gemd4t. Gr fam ubiihtlt9
ettpos fpGt; er tpolte Die gdn3e 9eiens
|f9oft I9or periammelt Ieben.
9ereits in Der I9ir fprons inn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

Muf Der buntIen 8eranbu. Die rings
Inn bas uezGuitbdus lief. idBen
3rpei MGnner in dnselesentli9em 9e@
iprGdl. Der cine mar bon aus1eAnlefip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

8GbrenD Der nG6iten Sage ma Der
Momirdl gan5 peritOrt, uno obglet4 Der
&ommdnoant Die fplgenDen Sonntage
ieinen 3um trdnf, obne duf oas BEETLE
Tbemd 8uriid81fommen, enDt9te IS oo3
nonit, oaB Der Mbmtral ii6 ietner
Srdu unpertraute uno ibr er5G9lte, ME
hie Sd9e ftano. Die Mbmirdlin bate
bic roi4e 4uffdFungsgdbe Der 6rdn
uno bic @dbe, einen Qlspeg 81 ttnoe11,
bort, pp bic MGnner ni6t mebr fpetter
pifen. Sic fo9te gleid, mas 81 tbun
Iei, unb Der QbmiraI mubte einrdume1l,
baB lie rsGt babe. ------
sc mar Wsi6nd6tsdbeno 9etporoen
unb Der 8pmmanbeur ma tpie gs@
ip6bnli6 bsi @bmiraIs.
nSier 1T etfpds fir Ste!" fagte bic
4bmirdlin unb iiberrei6te Dem &om@
mdnbunten Elm gadet: es mar Die lsBte
Slaf6e BON benz alien Stun.
nNun fdnnIt pu Dir sinen S4naps
nebmen, mann BIZ tpiqf, 2ino," idqte
ber @bmirdl, limb tpenn bu ni6t fplait,
fannIt bu es blei6en ldfen!!"
Der 8ommdnoant fab aus ME etrt
gum Spbe 8srurt6eilter, Der dut Dem
Ri9tplab begnapigt piro, uno als er
Mbsnos nit ieinsr 61aide na6 9duie
etns, unb es eeraoe @latteis mar,
9in9 er 10 oorii4tig, ais triige er iein
2eben in Der 9anb.
Damn lam Der 8eburtstao bes 4b=
t1lrdls. gWos! bu trittIf nit Sc
I9erten an" rief Der 4bmiral aus, dls
Der 3ommunbdnt glei6Seitig nit Ieiz
mem 0lidpuni6 Elm 8ddet iibsrliefsrte.
sMds - mas ioG oas bsbeuten2 9ds
1T ia nsine - beine - GlaI9e!"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-10
JAYHAWKER JoTs.

Now that coal is getting cheaper,
Canton is to have fire engine.
For a time in prohibition Topeka the
prescription must cover a multitude-or
drinks.
An Abilene man whose neighbor has
a half dozen hounds says every dog has
its bay.
There is story ahoat that Topeka
went dry" This is mistake. The
waterworks bonds carried.
Cyrus Leland may nod occasionally,
but his political foes have never yet
been able TO count ten on him.
An Emporia man who has the spirit
of Ike Walton flowing through his veins
viii set his incubator with fish eggs.
A Cimarron merchant is making a
bankrupt sale of lot of collins. The
first to call are offered rare bargains.
A Newton merchant has discovered at
bill collecting season that it doesn't take
a very strong man to break promise.
No evangelist need apply at Ellis
worth. They have found plenty of salt
and hope to be saved through that VEIN
From rumors that come out of the
Second district there are several gentle
men setting up with congressional am
billions.
The greatest crow roost at present,
IN the state. is in Greenwood county.
The wise old birds perhaps are holding
a caucus.
one OF the funny phases OF the KIN
poria Town Row is wherein d certain
physicians wealth is referred to as ill
gotten" gains.
A Mcpherson man has had more sat
isfactory results with his pump since
he extracted a twenty pound pussy cat
from the well.
A Winfield man went down town after
the returns. He got the belated ones
the next day because he forgot to re-
turn that night.
The lawyers brief is seldom as short
as it sounds. The papers in the Nor
rison case at FL Dorado number up in
the hundred pages.
A whisky drummer left Window on
the first invitation. He cheerfully de-
clined an offer of a free suit of tar and
feathers and spin around the block
on a rail
A Cherryvale girl awkwardly STUN
bled and threw her arm through the
window. It took the pane away but
her mother quickly put it back with
slipper.
A Neodesha girl left her purse open
long enough for the coy spring winds
to carry off a $40 bill. Three days later
her father found the vagrant on a va
cant lot a block away.
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CREATORE NOT INSANE.
The italian Band Leader Still on His
Tour in New England.

Kansas City, April 10.-A report to the
effect that Creatore, the aerobatic Ital-
ian leader who created such a sensation
in Convention hall last month, was in
sane was published in newspapers over
the country about week ago The
story ran that Creatore was confined in
a madhouse near Cincinnati and was
supposed to be a raving maniac, but
this fanciful tale is dispelled by a letter
just received in Kansas City from
Frank Gerth of the firm of Pew q
Gerth, who have charge of the tour of
Creatore and his band Mr.. Gerths in
writing of the matter. says:
In regard to Creatore's sanity I viii
say that he IS in tiptop shape, mentally
and physically, and the report TO the
contrary is a malicious connection Of
the yellow journals. Our business
through New England is simply i'm
mense, and we are repeating the towns
that the band played last fall During
the last week we have played in Hart
ford. Conn; Springfield. Mass; Wor-
cester Mass, and Bostcs1 20 packed
houses, which is the best evidence that
Crea tore is sane, and that he is still
as great a drawing card as ever
IN proof of his statements Mr.. Gerth
incloses in his letter a clipping from the
Worcester, Mass. Telegram, a column
in length. showing that on the same day
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-10
PENNELL INQUEST.
Begins in Judge Murphy's
Court at Buffalo.

Buffalo. n. Y. April 1o.-The inquest
into the death of Arthur R. Pencil and
his wife was begun today before Police
Judge Murphy, who conducted the Bur
dick inquest. Besides the witnesses
froLS the neighborhood of the stone
qu8rry who observed the movements Of
Pencil and his wife with their auto
mobile on the afternoon of the tragedy
and saw them take the fatal plunge, the
following named persons have been
subpOenaed:
Thomas Penny, counsel for Penneu;
Wallace Thayers Arthur Pennells for
mer friend and counsel, and Pennells
stenographer, Wallace G. Omphalius.
who has the stenographic notes of a
statement as 1t was dictated to him by
Pencil just previous to his death So
far as can be learned J. Frederick Pen
nell, the dead mans brother has not
been served with a subpoena, but one
has been prepared for him.
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TRY TO BURN RELIANCE
Attempt Made to Destroy the
Cup Defender.

Bristol. r. l.. April 1O-Indications
that twice during the last week at.
tem0ts have been made to burn the
Hereshon boat shops and the new cup
defender Reliance. have just come to
light. The matter was not reported to
the police. but extra precautions have
been taken to guard the property. Two
years ago an attempt was made to burn
the boat shops and the yacht Constitu-
ton which was being built. and the
would-be incendiary was captured and
subsequently declared to be insane. It
is thought that the present attempts
have been due to a similar cause.
Apparently every effort has been made
TO keep the facts from becoming public.
1t appears, however. that last Monday
evening the Waterman at the Hereshoff
works found some greas e-sat urat ted
garments piled near the staging about
the Reliance, and on top of the pile was
a lighted candle which had been burned
to within an inch of the refuse. The
Waterman acted quickly and prevented
a fire.
Steps were taken to guard against a
recurrence of the attempt but on Tues
day night a pile of refuse was found
near the boat. No attempt had been
made to fire it. The vorkmen are of the
opinion that the second incident at least
was only matter of carelessness on the
part of some one about the shop.
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ERECT BARRICADES.
santo Domingo Rebels Preparing to
Hold the City.

Santo Domingo City. San Domingo,
Sunday April 5.-As this dispatch is
forwarded the revolutionists who have
possession of this city have erected bar
ricades and have adopted other meas
ures to repel an attack of the govern
ment troops under President Vasquez,
which is expected to take place should
the Intervention of the foreign consuls
prove unsuccessful. The consuls OBJ
tanned a suspension of hostilities in or
der to enable them to arrange a set
tlement of the questions in dispute and
prevent further bloodshed They pro
posed that both parties should lay down
their arms, appoint a commission to
govern the republic and then proceed
to hold elections and install a presi-
dent. A decision on the proposition is
momentarily expected and hopes are en-
tertained that it will be accepted
The people here speak highly of the
conduct of Commander William II.
Turner in command of the United
States cruiser Atlanta and of the Off
GERS of that vessel and praise the hui
manity displayed by the Americans.
The German cruiser Vineta arrived
here today.