The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.

TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
w. C. T. U. holds national convention
in Cincinnati
Twenty are killed and thirteen injured
in a collision between the Chicago Linn
tied on the Illinois Central and an ac-
commodation train near McComb, La
Many new sayings of Jesus addressed
to St. Thomas are dug up by members
of the Egypt Exploration society near
Cairo.
Famous Ashland stud, founded "A
years ago by Henry Clay, with Mar
garnet Wood and Yorkshire, gifts from
admirers, dissolved at Lexington, KY.
John A. Dowie's followers command
ed' by him to add 100000 to lions
capital by selling their property and in
vesting in Zion land or industries.
Sandwiches given on Friday by Miss
Helen Miller Gould to Roman Catholic
pupils of her sewing class criticized by
priest, who declared they violated
church rule.
Operation for grating an ear upon the
head of a wealthy western man is per-
formed in Philadelphia, in order to
avoid any possible interference from the
New York authorities.
Helena of Italy visit King Edward in
England.
General Woods administration in
Cuba attacked in house by Mayor-eIect
Mcclellan of New York, who declared
President Palma's rule costs $7,000.00O
less yearly.
Father Joseph Cirringione, abducted
from his home in williamsburg, N. Y,
by three men, who hoped to obtain So
900 he was supposed to carry, is set free.
Mrs. Nation creates disturbance in
capitol at Washington and is elected
from senate gallery.
All efforts to secure arbitration of the
differences between Chicago City rail-
way and it's striking employees fail.
Company teamsters aid carmen by re-
fusing to work.
General Jiminez of San Domingo
revolutionists asks recognition by Uni
ted States. but is refused.
Justice Pollock'S chances for appoint
ment as federal judge are jeopardiZed
by charges made against him to MEM
bers of Kansas delegation at Washing
ton.
Princeton defeats Yale at New Haven,
the victory coming with De Wits place
kick at the close.
Three firemen killed by falling wall
at Cleveland, O., during burning of
street car barns
United States Senator Dietrich of Ne
braska is indtted by a federal grand
jury in Omaha on the charge of ac-
cepting brides for securing the appoint
ment of Postmaster Fisher of Hastings,
who is indicted on the charge of paying
for his office.
Thirty-two men were killed and II in
a work train on the Cleveland, Cincin-
natl, Chicago & ST. Louis railway be-
tween Mackinaw and fremont, Ill.
Colombia threatens America, declar-
ing she will consider it time to termi-
nate diplomatic relations unless the
United States withdraws her recogni
ton of Panama and signifies her will
lingness to allow an attempt at recon-
quest. The canal treaty is signed by
Secretary Hay and NJ. Bunau-Varilla-
LOCAL SUMMARY
State Auditor Seth Wells digs up still
further evidences of fraud in the pay
rolls of the last legislature.
strikes Kansas. Temperature drops to
u degrees.
Mrs. w. c. Booth discovers in Topeka
Frank Bennett who robbed her of dia-
mondS in Peoria.
Washburn college defeats LindSborg
by a score of II to s.
Judge Hazen upholds the anti-street
blockade ordinance.
College Hill people take up arms to
prevent the invation of their pave
ment on Percy street by the street rail-
way tracks.
City council makes preparations to
issue $79 900 refunding bonds to clear
up floating debt.
DR.. B. D. Eastman sewers connection
as superintendent of Christ hospital.
Polk school is closed on account of
diphtheria among pupils.
George P. Bates, prominent investor
III 4OPCAc VI OPC1bys 01So dI 11IS 4iOlliG
here
knights of Protected Ark are put
under the ban of the Kansas insurance
department
The city council exonerates Food In
spector J. P. Farnsworths who was
charged with neglecting to properly in
spect milk.
City and private property owners
unite in the effort to open West Third
street
Usage county coal takes another ad-
vance of 25 cents per ton in price.
Eldon Tice is elected manager of the
Washburn football team for the next
season.
Two Kansas telephone companies
unite their lines in a cross state system
from Kansas City to Abilene.
Washburn students give an ovation
to returning football team after return
from victory over Missouri.
Directors of Topeka Commercial club
appropriate last of flood relief money
to North Topeka sufferers.