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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-03
Union Pacific.
WESTRnT1Nn

Missouri Pacific.
Arrive. Leave.
Topeka-Ft. Scott Accom-
mediation No. 2S5......... 500 pm 7soo an
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MASSAGE.
FREE DIsPENsARY.

TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY, south-
east corner 18th and Tyler sts., from l
10 p. H.. except Sundays. Conducted Ivy
regular piacucing physicians for the
benefit OF persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tents are assured of careful and conaid-
crate treatment. Medicine furnished In
most cases.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-03
PHYSICIANS AND sURasoHs

~-----~-~-~~-~--~~~~~~~r~
IDA c. BARNES. NJ. u.
Office 726 Kansas ave. Residence Thir-
teenth and Clay. Office hours: q. M. to
IL a. m and p. m. TO D. m. Teiephone
59S residence, and Is office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-03
MUSICAL.

WORRAI, us Polk, piano lessons pupil $
home. 621zc- Church & lodge playing free.
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WANTEI@Ycu to let US make yovr old
carpets lrto rugs. Call phones AL O.
aoo cess Mccormick & Peake.. 527 jackson
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THE J. c. DARLING CO., 1874 Kan. Ave
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminium trade
checks Prices low. Catalogue free. Tel. asa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-03
JEWELERS.
DRUGGISTS.


TOPEKA DRUG CO.. 72z Kansas ave. Tel.
tx prescriptions promptly and accurate
nllcd. All kinds soda drinks at fountain
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

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81. w. NULL. Carpenter and Builder
SHOP 11215 West Eighth St Phone l6S
JOB work promptly done. Topeka, Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-03
DREssMAKING

~>~>~---~>-~>~>~~->~
MRS. L. V. WIKEL fashionable dress
making, PA E. 5th, Crawford block
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CARPET CLEANING.
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WANTED-You to hare your carpets
cleaned McCoruIicx1& Peake. Teie-
phones Al es16s
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.
FLORISTS

MRS M K. HCLCRAF'T, SIT Kansas eve.
Cut flowers and floral designs. Phone ia
CUT FLOWERS anc floral desixns at
Hayes. 107 w. Sth st. Both phones 81.
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]. c. ELLIOTT. 72S Kansas ave-. genera.
sporting goods, guns, ammunition. base
ban supplies. fishing tackle, retrigera toi
baskets. Spvats dog food and medicines
phone 675.
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STORAGE
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. packs. ships and stores househoI.
goods. Tel. 1856. Clarence Skinner, LIZ l.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-03

WANTED-R. r. men for Illinois; pass. 81
Kansas ave. Capital Employment office
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
Many Matters Of General Interest Ia
Short Paragraphs.

Ex-President Cleveland. in a letter to
b. r. Holder. Jr.. of Athens. Ca. says
he is not "desirous OF carrying the
Democratic banner for the fourth time
in a Presidential contest"
Senator Morgan. OF Alabama. is re-
ported as saying that Roosevelt can be
beaten in 1904 II the Democrats have n
sound platform.
IL Is reported that ex-senator Nc
I.aurin. OF South Carolina. will succeed
Col. r c. Machen as president OF the
Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad
Company.
A Chattanooga. Tenn. dispatch says:
The National Association % Mutual
Cooperative Insurance Companies at
today's session. decided 20 hold the
next convention in Topeka. Kan, the
first week in May. 1904"
Under orders OF the Treasury Depart
ment. the Tuescora. one OF the new
type OF revenue cutters built 10y the
Trigg Company. OF Richmond. Va. will
proceed shortly 90 the Great Lakes. She
will relieve the cutter Fesscnden
which will be brought 20 the Atlantic
coast refitted and assigned 10 service
a. Key West
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Ten thousand brickmakers struck in
Pittsuburg.
Governor Cummins. OF Iowa. says
that as a recent conference with Mr.
Roosevelt the President indorsed his
NATURALIZATION idea.
President Roosevelt continued his
trip through California.
Mr Gardiner G.. Rowland. general
manager OF the New York Herald. died
suddenly ar his home IN New York
city
a 81. Paurs dispatch. says. THE in
c.cations are that there Will be no
strike on the Great Northern Rail-
way"
The QuarantininE OF transports
/ bound for san Francisco has been re-
sumed on account OF the cholera. The
/ epidemic is making slight gains in Lu-
zon.
A Buffalo. y. Y. dispatch says
/ Herman M. Blasdell OF North Collins.
p former Assemblyman. after whom
the town OF Blasden. y Y. is named
and his wife. were so badly burned in
q fire which started from an explosion
and Viii n destroyed their home. that
they died few hours later
Because the congregation OF the
Second United Presbyterian church. in
Pittsburg. voted 10 install an organ ia
the church. the pastor Rev. DR.. ]. S
Little. resigned his charge TO date from
the date OF the organ installation.
a New York dispatch says: An
nouncement was made that settle
ment OF the WAY between the Amalga
mated Association OF Carpenters an.
the brotherhood which caused Goo
carpenters 20 stop work Is near Tn
brotherhood has decided 10 make appli
cation for membership IN the unitel
Board OF Building Trades. OF which tn
Amalgamated Association is membe
and thus allowed the organization L
bring about peace"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Birmingham. Ala. special.-A por-
ton ~ the kitchen OF the prison
al Flat Top mines. % miles from this
city. was burned saturday night and
during the excitement nine conviets es-
capped. Going to the railroad station
nearby the convicts robbed the teie-
graph operator and left him IN the STA
ton tightly bound While ransaeKihs
the station the signal light was turned
causing the next train south on the
Southern to stop. The bound operator
was found and released. One OF the
convicts has been captured and the
surcrintondent OF the mines says the
others are located and he expects 70
canture them ia Tie next "a hours.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
Libel Bill Signed.

Harrisburg. Pa. special-Governor
Pennypacker approved the Grady
salus libel bill and at the same time
issued a long statement giving the rea-
sons for his action. The bill. which
was IN the Governors hands for more
than a month. goes into effect immedi-
ately and repeats all laws or parts OF
laws inconsistent with the new act.
The Governor claims ia his state
menf that there Is nothing in the terms
OF the measure which prevents any
newspaper from making such com
mcnfs upon legislative measures or
upon the Official acts OF State nun cl-
pal. county or public officers as are
proper information Of the public Or axe
IN the line or legitimate publication.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
From Across The Sea

The convocauon OF the Columbian
Congress FOR June 20 is believed by
those acquainted with government az
fairs TO mean that President Mario
QUin is confident OF having sufficient
support 10 assure the approval Of the
canal treaty.
As a result OF patriotic meetings
called because OF the situation in Man
chuTia. the viceroys and governors
have telegraphed the grand council at
Pekin urging the Chinese government
10 resist foreign aggression.
X is now reported thom Pekin that
Russia's occupation OF the Lao river
forts was temporary and that she has
withdrawn her troops.
4 mosque al Kinpruil. Macedonia
was blown UP by dynamite and 200
persons were buried in the ruins.
The official view taken in Berlin Is
that Turkey cannot AFFORD TO risk the
/ possibility OF war in the Balkans
now.
". Witte. Russian Minister OF Fl
/ nance. resigned on account OF clasl
with Grand Duke Alexander Michael
ovitch. but was persuaded by the Ca
70 remain In the Cabinet.
Subscriptions for $3.50. 900. 900 OF tn
| Transvaal loan closed In London. tn
| aggregate OF bids being estimated a
over 40 times the amount offered.
The Pope forwarded an autograp
letter OF thanks for his jubilee gift I
President Roosevelt through Rev. +.
| Van Antwerp.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
OUTLAW CAPTURED.
Curtis Jet, Notorious Keniucky Ban
dit, Goes TO Prison =
de MADE NO SHOW OF RESISTANCE
The Alleged rlurderer OF Mareum was
Taken Without Difficulty at the
Home OF Ills Mother.

Lexington. Ky. Speciai-Curtiss
Jet. charged with the assassination OF
J. p. Marcum. in Jackson. Monday.
was arrested without bloodshed early
Sunday morning. He Is now in the
Clark county Jail at Winchester. Bear
ing a warrant which had been sworn
out by Sam Jet. uncle OF the accused.
Sheriff McChord and n posse OF seven
men left Winchester at midnight Sat
urday. Reaching Jackson's ferry, 10
miles distant. at $3.50 a. m. they left
their buggies and crossed tae Ken
lucky river 20 Madison county in
canoes. They proceeded on foot 10 the
home OF Mrs. 4. Haggin. Jctts mother.
TWO miles from the ferry Six az the
posse wore stationed around the dwell
Ing and Sheriff McChord and Deputy
Stikely approached the front door and
Knocked. Jets mother answered and
after some parley admitted that Cur
It's was within. They were admitted
and found Jet awake. but in bed. lie
shook hands with the sheriff and said
! he would give no trouble. Reaching
under his pillow he drew ont his pistol
and turned IT, over 20 his mother TO
keep. he made no show OF resistance
and was landed in Jail At Winchester
by daylight.
Jctts step-fathcr. 4. HagE,n. charg-
ss that when Jet reached his house
last night from Jackson. he proceeded
90 draw his pistol on him and ordered
him 10 get out OF the neigaborhood-
Haggin went 10 Richmond and swore
out a warrant charging Jett with
breach OF the peace by assault with n
pistol. In the sail today. Jett was
/ communicative on al matters save the
killing OF Marcum. III get cut OF this
all right" was the only statement he
would make which could Do construed
as a reference 70 the charge. Hc asid
he wanted 20 be tried I'm Breatnitt
county lie was bitter in denouncnS
his uncle who he'd him arrested and
said that the score would be eyened
M when ne was at liberty When ask
ga about the statement that Ave men
would testify that ne killed Marcum
he sneered and said: what's that &c
you?" ,,.
non-communicative as 10 CE" Narcun
. / tragedy. Jett Is IS years ella. slight II
build. with deep set. keen eyes an
bushy hair. That ne submitted TO th'
arrest wCs an agreeable surprise 10 th'
officers. who feared an encounter. 1ei
denied that ne drove his step-faine
from home. He viii ho arraigne
Tuesday and IL is supposed ne wiil ID
transferred 10 the Jackson district 10
. trial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
A Model MIL Town.

One OF the model cotton milling
towns Is Peizer. s. c. Il has pcpals-
ton OF abOnt 1000. but has no NUM-
cipal government or officers except .
few policemen. whose role Is evidently
Iargely a matter OF precaution. Pelzer
has 1T different times figured IN the
press Of the country because OF its
peculiar yet most gratifying status,
insuring the moral and material vel
fare and development OF the employees
OF the cotton mill whose establish
nent created the town The popula-
ton consists OK uiin operatives. officers.
superintendent. stcrekcepors and school
teachers. These are - employees OF
the Paizer Manufacturing Co. which
operates a total OF 10000 ring spin
hlcs and $500 looms 81 the manufacture
OF shcetinE. shirtings and drills. Ihls
corporation through its president,
Ellison 4. S-nyrh. manages tho entire
Community. Ii owns the churches.
hotels. schools bank. armory and
iycoum The best possible service ls
rendered in the conduct c. these oli-
ferent requirements OF modern home
and business life. The educational ac-
vantages referred 20 and the faciline,
OF the iyceun. as weO as all the othe'
desirable features OF Pelzer. are fur
nishei the err piOyes and their families
by the corporation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
Industrial Miscellany.

Particulars were annouced In The
Manufactures Record OF March l. as
70 the doubling OF the Monaghan Mills
AZ Crcenville. < e. MCssrs. J. +.
Grandy & son. contractors for the lSlN
f64foot mill have since made good
progress and expect 10 complete the
building by August IS. The equip
ment ~ SO 600 spindles and 200 looms
viii then be placed in position and be
put in operation by October In time
Tor the new crop. The weaving equip
ment will be arranged as follows. 800
so-inch looms on domestic goods TOT
converting. goo 40-inCh or dolby work
ana eco 6o-inch looms on cloths. bag
ring. etc. J. z Shrine % Grecnville
is the engineer in charge Of coastruc-
ton.
The textile interest OF Georgia viii be
augmented o. IS year by a $500 600 cot
ton factory and mill town. 20 be cstab-
lished by Ohio manufactures. site has
I been purchased NJ Gainesville. Ca. and
q brick mill building. I25x6o0 feet ~
size. VIII be erected and equipped with
F $1,000 spiniles and about SO looms
1 The Z. I. Mccain Manufacturing Co
/ OF Greenfield. Ohio. will own and oper-
ate the plant. producing large quaint
ties 81 ducking 90 Do used In its horse
! collar factory ia Ohio. The GcoTgla
Z plant win also make fabrics into finish
/ "a products About 100 tenement cot
/ tazes Will be erected for the operative.
and a modern mil town VIII be estsb
+ l.shed.
The incorporation % the Issaqueen'
! Mills Of Central. :. c.. was announce
last month. The company has perma
uentiy organized this week. elcCt.ug 4
*. Norris president ana treasurer. an
has @ capitol 81 100000 10 ras bee'
decided 20 build plant % 10000 spin
( dies and 315 narrow looms for maui
featuring STANDARD print cloth. Plan
( for the buildings are being prepared
/ and contracts to- fhcir constitution
/ VIII De awarded soon. Steam-povc
VIII De used %. a. Robbins OF ChaI
lotte. y. c.. Isl L--e engineer IN charge.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
Al The National Capital.

Diplomatic correspondence just made
public indicates that relations between
Minister Leishman ald the Grand
Nizer OF Turkey were greatly strained
year dgo.
Or the ground OF illness a. ". Ma
chen said he was personally unable to
turn over the mail-delivery superin-
tendency 20 Mr.. NJ. c. Fosnes.
Commissioner Henry c. lde says the
Philippines are seriously handicapped
~ the duty on goods exported 10 the
United States.
Sergeant-at-Arms Ransden. OF the
Senate is quoted as saying Congress
viii be called in extra session about
November 2.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
Engineer KILLED.

Knoxville. Special.-Southern pas
senger tain No. -. which leaves Knox
Vile az 9.35 a. m.. for Asheville.
Jumped the track about noon Sunday,
one milo west OF White Pine, Tenn
The train consisted of engine, eombl-
nation express and mail car, baggage
car. two day coaches and two siecpers.
All were derailed except the sleepers.
Engineer Robert b. Hollomon. OF
Knoxville. was caught beneath his en-
CINE ana crushee 20 death
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Fulton Bag e. Cotton Mills. Atlanta.
Ca. reported las- month as 20 build q
$4,000 spindle adLiticnl have awarded
contract for q 15.9-horse-pOwer steam
plant 90 operate its proposed new mill.
AS was stated prev .ously. about $500,
050 will be- expended on this new mill.
and contract FOX the textile machinery
vas previously signed. Messrs. ". 3.
Smith Whaiey d. Co Of Boston. Mass.
and Columbia. S. c.. are the engineers
IN charge.
West Point (Ga.) Manufacturing Co.
has begun the erection OF an extension
20 its buildings. consisting o. a three
story room S0x1O0 feet 70 cost about
SIS 900. The machinery 70 he added
will BE- in the direction OF more thor
oughly perfectlng the mills 0rganiza-
/ ton for manufacturing duck. IL was
announced last December tha. this
( company proposed installing rowing
machinery. 6Co9 spindles and 100
/ loomE.
/ X is reported. but not confirmed BY
/ authority. that the LumberrOn ~. c.
Cotton Mills will add 5000 spindles.
Middle Georgia Cotton Mills OF
| Eatonton. Ca. has awarded contract
FOR 1900 additional spindles. The COM
pany's present equipment u 1900
spin3les.
Southern Cotton Down Co. OF COlum-
bus. Miss. has been Incorporated. with
capitol stock o. 500 600. Further fact
have not been made public yet.
Klots Throwing Co. contemplate
enlarglngg its branch silk mill. a plan
OF 10 coo spindlcs. att Fredericksburg
Va. This company has its main mill
~ Carbondale. Pa.
Jacob Z. Patcheon has decided 4
establish q woolen-clOth mill a
Keyser. ". Va. lie has purchased tw
acres Of iand as site for the enterprise
and viii erect building 1S0xls5 feet
Further details are uader consider
alton.
Messrs. II. A. Yount OF New sferlini
X. C.. A. B. Saunders ofStatesylll'
-. C.. and Charles webb a Co. (
Philadelphia, Pa. have incorporate
. fhe BlOOmfeid Manufacturing Co. (
gainesville. y C.. for mznufactGrin
textile fabrics. Details OF the mill -
q Be determined. The capital stock
! tl5o,Co0.
Nes9rs. Frank WootrSan. Harry
x.nsxer. Solomon Nlnsker and Gcorl
Nineker ana 3l,ss Mamie G. Woodma
y al u Charleston. ~. Va. have iDco
porated the kaaawha Wocien Mills
manufacture wooden fabrics. The ca
itai stock b. z50.C00.
q Cotton manufacturers from Low
?. and Pail River. Aase.. are Investigate
% | SoAthern facilities WITH L view
r ! buiifing several branch cotton mills
- the South. Il s. stated that Tracey
Pratt q Huntsville. Ala. IL lndeay
sng 20 secure these plans for Hun
Vile.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Pekin. By Cable.-The Russians. Il
Is announced. have re-occupied New
chwang with a large force and have
also put garrisons At the mouth OF the
Lao river. They are further reported
10 be making extensive warllke pre-
variations. Tho news OF Russian ac-
tivity. which comes from a most t-usi-
worthy source az Ncwchwang. ADDS
that on the return tc NewchWans' the
Russian troops brought with them seN-
eral large guns. \ large force mas
been ordered 10 re-occuDy Tien-
Chwang-Tai
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Tralnmcu on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad went on strike.
Mr. august Belmont was robbed or
$40 900 worth Of silverware and Jew
elry. which was 1fterward recovered
from a pawnshop. and an enpioye on
his place was arrested.
Because OF tampering with the tracks
OF the Victoria (Australia) Government
railroad by striKers some engine were
dcrailed
The New York Supreme Court az
armed verdict OF 800 600 damakes
against the New York Central Railroad
Company In favor OF Mrs. Jennie NJ
Legs. whose husband was killed in thf
tunnel wreck OF January. 1902.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
To BE DlsmIased.

Richmond. Specialize william r..
Trigg shipbuilding Company Monday
fled IS answers. and with then de-
murrers to the bankruptcy proceedings
against II In the United States District
Court. The company asks that the
bankruptcy proceedings be dismissed,
alleging that the claims Of those who
instituted the bankruptcy proeecdinss
were secured. aud that they had nc
right 10 place II IN bankruptcy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Philadelphia. Specialize Press
saws. Deadly cerebTo-spinal menih-
gifts. known as spotted fever, ana one
of the hardest contagious diseases 10
combat. has broken out IN the ral'A a
OF 200 men aboard the leceiNlns
shins Minneapolis and Puritan. at
League Island Navy Yard. Already II
has killed three young recruits, while
Eve more are lowering between life
and death"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Salonica. SpeciaL-In an engage
ment between Burgarians and Turkish
troops recently fought at Igapari, near
Monastir. many Bulgarians we're kill
cd and "a were made prisoners. An
other fight is reported 20 have occurred
az the village OF Gorrestrovo near
Demir-Hissar. The village was burned
The panic In the Monastir district had
not abated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

and OF work 20 DC
III ~ 81 4 60 satisfaction
II the child thai oroosnt
AVE- b and his duties VIII nave "e
l.. tirnele eft 10
rnshod Is things in box 4
wills IT half much
Who
nd
frequently ~ oO0~O
lecture cvennr
Nle-a skc
or accounted
uornin While dong
hand arc
The
US success Tue
the how true
called 70 pay MS rent ana ~
oUner VIE rs
1xothu aste ne
/ cana
s
NH much ane or
no rest are
are sh'e n a s
reason s
estate; rose IN me morn
minded business
shink an Of
Of but
to the dlEent
If tiuaew @
perpetual hurry conl
and
the beEinnns
2. mo- and
70 n al American
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
Janan 70 Protest.

Yokohoma. By Cable.-There are
persistent reports in circulation re-
garding the movement OF Russian
troops along the Russian timber con-
cessionaires and a large BODY or kus-
sian troops is reported 20 be approach
ING Win. Korea. The japanese gov
ernment is protesting against these
actions.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-10-30
JAMES E. FREE, M. D.
1852 ~
ROOM 19 GRUWElL BLOCK

from near Red Lodge and coming to
this city to get married, is once more
in the tolls. As he could not get the
one on whom he first centered his
affections, he quickly selected another
and this time. was married to her,
Not long ago he removed to Billings
and according to the stories told OF
him by the police and Others who
profess to know the facts he has de
generated into one of the most despic.
able of all cdeatures to whom nature
has given the form of man, the kind
Of fellows who want to live off the
shame of a woman His wife, not
much older than the child with whom
he ran away, is credited with being
not overly blessed with n and
scruples and it seems has been willing
to support him in the manner he ask
ed. A few days ago he was arrested
for d~isorderly conduct and as a re-
suit is now doing a zO-days' stunt on
the streets.