davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-25

P. s. Fisher. father of DR.. @. d.
Fisher, secretary of the Fruit Fair as
ISOLATION. accompanied by John EN-
merlinR. both prominent citizens Of
johnstown. Pa, were arrivals in the
city yesterday morning. Mr.. Fishers
coming was quite surprise to DR..
Fisher, as he did not expect that his
father, who was ON western trim to
California. would return this way.
Tue surprise has made this visit all
the more pleasant to DR.. Fisher and
family. They will leave for the east
tonight. DR.. Fish took his father
aud Mr.. Enmerling through the smell
ter and sugar factory and drive
through the country today and they
expressed themselves as very much
pleased with the evidences of material
prosperity in the Grand valley.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-25

after midnight. Miss Primrose's par.
ty was one of the most pleasant of the
Thanksgiving social events.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

ron Der ct. Nifplaus. Stride ans, alti
Dem Mt. Slipet . 6rieDboic itutt
Die Me1ttter bes peritor6enen arobell
lit cine Sodter bon Sranf Wte6ernadj
unb fam Dor stpet @ofen bierber alri
@eiud1, Inn Der Sofseit ibrer Gftpe.
tier nit Beter Siebler bei5upobnen.
Sn5ipiiden erfranfte oas Ginb.
Der yTort @aibinstuu 3citnme"
linb folgenbe Noti5en entnpmmcn:
Sonntag Hadmittag fauo IN
ser ct. @artenboIle Die Sabresper.
iammlung Der &atboIiideu Sitter,
3peig go. 81, itatt unb murber
fplgenbe 9eamten ern1blt:
Yr1iioent = Eeter @utrp.
8icesYrGiioent - Senrp gieper.
Sefretdr - Sobn 6. llieloing.
S6abmeilter = Sobn Safer.
geripalter fiir brei Sabre = Set.
@epfer.
Sabnentrdger - Sobn S6omaS.
SIM Sauie hires Sobnes Sos.
q. Heuter IN Comm @eqilon lit fins.
lif) Strait Waria &ellter i'm Sitter
bon 81 Sabren, 8 Wonaten mo A
Sagen 9eltorben. Sic bintcrlGbt
Orei Sobne unO brei Sohter. Sas
geerabniB fanO aitf Dem ct. Saco.
bus.Srieobofe burd &ep. S. Sbeiien
itQtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Aus hem iibrieem Gbeilrm.

&ppital, "a. Hop. Gin bier mob,
nenOer Seutider, ipeld)er an Gage
nod Dem Woroe peridypunoen mar.
muroe ieitber als mutbmoBliber
SbGter eifrig bon Oen 9eboroen ae-
Iudlt. Isle man ieBt erfdbrt. lou
oerielbe, Namens q. SSltf, 5t @alo-
petler bel Srier BON Der Oelitlhell
Toli5ei perbaitet poroeu iein. Der
Serbaftete, Der iid 5ulett III &opltal
aufbielt, lit bon elmer llIremburger
Wlltter IN Der bieiigen Sebammen-
anitalt geboren irlO bel Der na6fol-
eenoen SerebelifiIng i%eiler Wlttter
nit Dem Irbeiter Silf bon rieienl
nnertamt moroen. Der &erbaftete
lit ein pielidd porbeitrafteS Subieft,
i'm 8rimogef1ugniB if)on Stamm-
gait. Seine ~Seitnabme erfolgte po-
rigen Sienitag 5u @ulblueilcr, &reis
Srier. Sie Spur murOe g~eflnoen,
Can't Sen 9emiibunaen Der fiir5lid,
orguniiirten @enOarmerie = Nlbtbei-
liung, Die Dem Observation-Disclosures
b~eigegeben lit, ipe5iell nm ibm bel Der
Iufipiiruug bon Serbredern beIju-
iteben. Srf bate na6 Dem Gerbre-
den ieinem Sienitberrn IN &ppital
&leiOer geltoblen mo ieille elgenen
&leioer IN einem @alOe bel Sbig d6.
geleat, no lie geflrn0en pilroen.
Sifferoinsen, %. 9top. IlS ser
8llB bel einem Sodofelt allsbraf),
ppllte Der Siittenbeomte Illgirlt NO
litor ben Sireftor bNnutrid)tiaer
geben; babel wylroe er BON Den ans.
itrOmen0en 8olen Oes @uIieS be-
tGllbt, fiel 81 goben mlo gerietb init
Dem linfen 9ein in Die ~gliibeno(
Waiie. @liidliderpeiie bob EN- Ir.
better i'm logleid aui. Die Ser.
lesun9en iino sierhlid erbeblid. Sr,
@olitor beiiloet iit I'M Nieoertorner
Solpital.
Serd)cm, %. Hop. Slm Sonntae
|beno 5piiben Z inO S llbr pitroer
abermalS i'm Yeifferbulh 5lpei Sdie.
neu Qiler iiber bas @eleile Der Sinit
Srremburs'Se rd)cm gelegt IN Oer
9lbiid,t, ben BON @ettemburg fom'
member 3ila 5llr Gntgleiiung 81
bringen. SaS Serbreden muroc Dor
Dem 9abupGrter s. i. GoIing tur,
Dor Ger Nntunit beS 3rgeS entoedt
10 oaB olh oicsmol eiu llngliid Der.
biitet mllrbe. Die Carbohydrates.
Sireftion iest 500 Wtorf Selobmnc
fiir Die Grmittelimg beS SbGterS aus
Glerf, %. Nop. Selte Na6mit
tng ereignete iid bier Ell iebr be
bmuernspertber llniull. Sn einel
Steingrube om @abnboic brudDen oil
5ipei Nrbciter @loo uno Sein, iiil
Sru. Sofo6 @ogner Steine. "a Ell
SprengiduB nift losgeben mollte
giugen belize nah Ginger 3eit pieoer
bin5u, nm Nadihm 5u bulten
Saum batten lie ieopd) elm ipeni.
nadgebolicn, 10 gina Der Sd)ilB los
.lSem Irbeiter %eins Sraus aeridmet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Ser SAL &idel In Milwaufee,
SNiS..

fdeint aus Der @ea eeidafft. 9eioe
&lagen fanOen Sreitag Dor Gifter
Wraaee obne @%erbanolmg grlebig.
l.ng. Ger 0iitrittsanipalt erihien
III offener @erihtsiibuns nnO bat
ben HIhter I'M Die GrlmlbniB. Die
beioen Sale Mmuliren an oiirfen,
ino &idter 9rasee gab Sr6er, baB
IN beioen Saaen cine ,IoIle Eroie,
qui" ein9etragen niirbe.
Im 16. Tebrltar 1903 erpirfte
Otto =. Seifrib, Der IrGiibent ser
Eamilien Shnsgeieaifaft, einen
@erbaftsbefebl gegen @nton 9idel,
ibn Der llnteridlagung bon $4,000
nnflaaeno; mo am %. Wai 1908
folgte elm weiterer &erbafts6eiebl
auf @etreiben oesielben Serrn, in
benz cine meitere llnterihlasung bon
$1,7O0 9ifel sur 2aIt gelegt wrrbe.
Us gelang @idel glei6 nad) ieiner
Gerbaftung 9iirgibaft fiir iein @r.
if)elnen I'M 8erid)t 81 itellen. Die
@erbanolimgen mIroen INNER mie-
Der binmsgeidoben, nmb 10 tam es,
DAB Der Sau crit nah beinabc 3ipei
Sabren ieine Grleoiaung ianb.
Die Samilien Sdubaeielldaft
miro feinen Shaoen leioen, ga @idel
Die ~feblenoen @eloer auf Seller uno
Efennia eriest baben ioa. = Inter
Sieien ltmitaEoen gereidt es Serrr
Gidel a,r Gbre, oaB er ipie elm e + r.
li6er Wtenl6 sebanoelt bat.
llebrigens bat berielbe bon gniana
on niemals mlb nm periud t,
fremoes @elo nidt wieoer 5u er.
i%tatten. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
@eibma&ten In Der Jremoe.

Die @enen idaumen ,rno branben
slm ionnOurdgliibten Stranb;
3! laBt mid lieeen ltnb trGumen
Eom berltifen @aterlano.
Eort lit bon tpeiBeu Sd)leiern
1lmiponnen 9orf unb Staot;
Gis glibert ailf BEN @eibernL
IS f%lnfelt ieOes @latt.
1tnb idneebeoedt Sic Si6ten
Stebn' in Dem idpeigenoen @alo,
Beim Sdein BON @eibnadtsliateri
Sas Gbriitlieo leis eriGalt.
. oentider 8eibnadtsfrieoeh
3 oeitite Hoeiie,
$50 id alib neil bienieben,
gut, gu6 pergeB' ib ME.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

ut, mcin lieber Nifoloiis, aus Ser
pinfod)en ltriode megen bes gins
brufes, ipelhelt es out midi mafte,
als id fiir5lif in ben Shriften etreS
Nmerifuners los, in peld]en onge.
ee6en NOR, melfe umerifaniiden
Wtiiiionare in fremben 2anoern
nirfen. 9nbei muroe aii6 niht
c.nmal nit Dem St)atten eines
@prtes bic Congregation DON 81.
8reu5 bebaft, beren Ilrtterbans 81,
Notre Game, Snbiunn, lit nno peldle
Congregation hire Mitglieoer ir't
elmer Teibe bon Sabreu bier in / f!
Miiiionen bate, rno melfe tbatlaWs
lib cine Der eriten Gongregationet
mar, pelhe ms ben relI9iOIen
SroenSbGliern Nmerifd's ibre Wit-
glieDer, Trielter unb griioer, iii
frembe 2Gnber i6idte. @enn ein
G1riftite!ler es unternimnrt, Chat
icden Der Sciientlidfeit auf5n5dblen,
Dann ioll CT iiherlid porber oaralif
Gebad)t fem, alle Sbatlahen 81
iommeln. 60 piel moate i6 iagen,
nm Die Sbatiaben IN oaS rihtige
Xidyt 81 itellen nno mlb INN mcinen
eigenen Srieb 81 befrieoigen, inoem
id) auf Oiele llnterlailmlg a%llfnnerf.
inm mode, unO melfe ib ais ameri.
Toner 5I iiberieben niht gelinnt bin.
Is mag 9ib uno Seine 2elcr piels
leift intereiliren, Die Namen Der
Setter bon 81. areli5 5u erfagren,
ipeld)e ieit 1888 bon Imerifu uud)
Ser SiD3eie Sacca eefommen. Us
iinb Die folgenoen: Der bodm'ite 9i.
id,of s.. S. Surtb, 6. Q. g.; Heu.
Ernncis 8oeres, 8. Q. e.; Hep. y.
8. aiefier, 6. g. g.; &en. q. &c.
Eourmono, 6. g. g.; &ep. 9. &ode,
Is. 9. s.; &ep. q. Sidet, 6. g. g.;
&ep. s. 81. s. Sion, 6. 9. g., uno
3ein ersebeniter 9iener, @ep. 9b.
~. SaIli5e, s. g.. s. Ser bodip.
Better Sswolb, 6. g. g., lit jett Gif
bem @ege na6 bieien fernen @elta'
ben unb mir leben in Der Soffnung,
bah unier altes Notre Dame nidt
bergelien ober unterlaiien miro, ie
nod Dem 9eOiirfniiie Ser 3eiten,
feline Sobne i'm feruen Bengal 81
berltdrfen.
SD idlreibe Dir iebt feline gin5eI.
heiteu iiber meiue nelle Miiiiou hter
BIT @anobura. SD meroe 9ieies IN
einem anberen @riefe ooer IN anbe-
rem @riefen tbrn. I'm Dir aber 81
Beieen, mie uniere 2eute ausieben,
ienbe id Dir cine Photographic,
peIte i6 bon unieren Stultinbertl
nebmen lieB, NIT Dem boffp. Water
&iefier in ibrer Witte. (8ir be-
ballern, Den 2eiern bieielbe nid)t i'm
@iloe porIegen 81 fonnen.--&eb.) Sd
beomtere, bob i6 feinen Sib inter
Oenielben genommen babe, niht neil
babur6 Die Sdonbeit bes giloeS err
b6bt porben m1re, ionbern neil bieie
&inoer iest ein SbeiI meiner 8flege-
befoblenen iinb. Sd merbe eS mir
s,lr Sreuoe anrednen nit Der 3eit
mebr bon Oenielben mit3utbeilen, oa
i'd manhe intereiiante Sbatiaden
iiber tie mittbeiln fam, pelhe Sung
iino Gilt intereiiiren tperoen unb uldJ
Sic, Serr &ebafte,tr, uno Sbre Seier.
9ein iebr e%reebenlter uno alter
Ereuno,
80. ST. SaIIiae, 6. g. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

Nclibnuc3 &aoa.@ariiic 5u 2impcrt5.
berg all elmer IbilubrDbre uno itanf
bierbei auf elmer 9odletter. Giei(
perlor ibren Salt, linb Der lrbeiter
fiel aus elmer So1e bon s Bis 8 Meter
berob in ben Sofroilm. Ser 6tn5l.
9eriliene Ir5t conItotirte ifnere in.
rere Serletun9en. Ger ll~ngliidlid)t
murOe nit bent acknowledgement mad
Der &linif allf bem Siidmorft trans,
pOrtirt. Gerielbe lit lcoigen Stun.
oes rno itano in Irbeit BEL Den
&lempnerneiIter Serrn e. @eber
aus bieiiger StuOt.
Gipilitano Der StaSt 2nrembnrg
n.--21. Nop.: Rifo.
lau5 Sanien, 8eifdfts , Gommis
nit Margoretb S6uIter; Muri(
9tifolaus Soiepb Mesler, praftiidel
s(r5t 5u Gid a. 5. Il5., nit Souiit
ISABELLA albertinc Oe SointsS llbert
90: Heter Iltguit SentgeS, IuSrlt'
fer, nit 4atbarina @raul. "a.
Matbias Heltter, Moidiniit, mil
War9aretba SiDier; TifolauS Trotb
Saboratorium = SorIteber 5u Gid al
ser @l5ette, init Nnna Ntaria Inge'
lifa Heifel.
Sterbefdlle. 10. Hop.
SEQ SSer0iuou0 Souter. oft ; 500
nate. 90: Sobmn slugrit Gloiiie
alt 50 Sabre, peni. Srieftrdger
81: Sobanm Shortgen alt 7S Sabre
Maurer. %: Sobanm Soffmarm
aft 70 Sabre, Nferer, ebelos. %;
Selend gli'ubetb &reinS, alt IL s..
glnna &atbarina Vtiiller, alt II $.
uno II Wounte. "a: &nnu Wtiiler.
aft s Sabre; gmil Weper, oft 10 s..
Stuoent, ebelos.
GipilitanS Der 8emeinSe SolleridJ
Seiratben.- 2. Hop.: War'
tin aaiel, SanogieBer, m Mnuc
Ioolpbine 8reiidl SoQerid). 8.
ISoiepb Sen, SanogieBer, nit 2eoni(
@eorgina Wariette, Soaerid. T.:
Gilbert Hailidl Siittenarbeiter, 9if,
feroingen, NIT Imelie &atberine SO.
iepbine Sd)mit, Soaerih.Y abubof
@ilbelm Sporer, &iibendei Surem'
burg, init Suianna altgener, Sber'
EetrliB. 70: Safob Satto, grem.
Ter, nit Waria Fremont, gometueg
Iifolas Hinlen, Maidiuilt, Sid a
3. Il5., nit Margaretba Shiert
gonneipeg; Seter Saubenfelo, giien'
hobnidloiier, NIT Gliiabetb slltenbo.
len, 9onnlpeg. 49,: Sobann Sapt
Mouiel, Saglobner, 9onnweg, init
Suianna Wario, Sabaf. Arbeiterin
@eimerSfir6; Beter Sontag, @iien.
babnihlpiier, 9onneiueg, nit Wnrga'
retba Sab, @oSoorf. H.: Sobam
Setter 9iper, E~lafonirer nit Warga.
retbu Sid, Werl.
Sterbefdlle. 1. Hop.
Soban @eoeridl alt 70 Sabre, Gag
lobner, 9onneipeg. g.: Sarbarc
Worbad, alt Z Gage, 9onneweg
g.: Sliianna giideler, aft 90 Sabre
Sonneipeg, @beirau bon gtif. Wtpr.
badl Sabrifarbeiter. s.: &atbarinc
Meoer, aft 70 Sabre, Sollerif,
@beirau BON Hif. Merfels, Sdreiner
g.: Suianna 8ales, alt If 8od)er
unO 4 Gage, 9pnneneg. H.: 90.
minif Sur, alt 3 Monate, SOnneneg
To-: Sran5isfa Sbommes, alt 70 S.
&entnerin, SoQerid, ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
9lu!

@oit (iid nit einem barten, 5Gben
Wraten quGleno); n9ieien 9raten
Serr 8irtb, ioaten sic nEort Or.
tbur.graten" nemnen."
.@ieio benn2"
oGr tit - 10 idiper einnebm6ar."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
GiuilitanS Scr @emcinoe Gid.

Setratbem. - 3. gift: Hif,
Silger, Malrcr, @omoringen, mil
Solephine Gberbaro, '9irdberg. s.;
Solepb Sdmit, Mtulieur, S%mremburg
init Wagouleua 8eimerSfirdl 9ten.
oorf. a.: Safob Seb, Viluiiercr.
WcimerafIrdN, nit 9otbnrina Sid.
budl Eeimberg.
SterbefGlle.-2. Dit. Anno
9imer, alt 20 s., ebelos. 3: Sta.
tbarina 9auitert, alt 3 Monate. g.:
Wtaria SSpaloa Yroderboii, alt 90
Sabre, Shpeiter Sberin Der Still.
ting Hpbert Wtes, Sid. A.: @iib.
&ird)en, alt 53 s., Steinbouer, Com.
meloingeu. 49,: Sheobor Yeter Sci.
fort, alt 1 Sabr; Sberelia Sund, alt
36 s., Gbeirali bon 81. Aleih aus
slrlon, 5u 9~teuborf, 49,: Nnna HoB,
alt 81 g., GbeirMu BON Inton @tiil.
Ter. @eimerSfird. 21.: Sob. Hif.
Shmit alt 6 Monate. @eimersfirh.
80: Eeter Semltb, alt 53 s., giien.
bnbuarbeiter. 9ommeloineen. 81:
Sob. @ranbpe, alt 80 g., Gilenbubn.
! arbeiter, 9ommeloin9en.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-22
Disbursements.

phases OF international conflict In ad-
nerlng to the proclamation the block
aders could not have intended to re-
nounce their acquired rights, nor their
privileged. defacto position. The gov
eminent Of Venezuela itself has recog-
nIzed IN principle the well foundedness
Of their claims. while it had not recog-
hlzed these of -blockading powers.
and until the end of January, 1903
made not the slightest protest against
the claims for preferential treatment
Throughout the diplomatic negotiations
venezuela constantly distinguished be-
tween the allied powers and the ueu-
trals- These latter, not having pro-
tested against the claims for preference
OF the bIockad1ng powers, neither at
the time the war stopped. nor immedf-
ately after the sigma ure of the proto-
col of February Is, the government of
Venezuela only agreed in respect TO the
allied power to offer special grantees
for the fulfillment of its ENGAGEMENTS
The good faith which should direct in
ternational relations imposes the duty
IN the tribunal OF declaring that the
words "Al claims" employed by the
Venezuelan representative in the nego-
tiations with the representatives of al
lied powers could relate only to the lat
ter powers Neutrals could in some re-
spect profit by the circumstances crea-
ted by the operations of the war with
out acquiring new rights, the rights al
ready acquired remaining absolutely
intact
In the decision the United States is
charged merely to supervise the carry
ing out of the decision regarding the
costs After this delivery OF the de-
cision President Muravieff, the Russian
minister Of Justice, in a short speech
declared that the findings had beer
reached after a most minute and mos.
impartial investig CATION
Like all human acts, he added. tbs
decision was susceptible to criticism
The arbitration, begun in time Of peace
had ended amidst the sinister acts O
war, which was a terrible obstacle Il
/ the path Of light and progress In spit,
/ of all good VIII, alas. no one was secur,
against an unexpected hostile attack. :
nation was obliged to accept q war whel
+ the legitimate defense of honor and lib
/ erty was involved At the end of thi
/ war between q European and an Asiati
people the right will shine out afresb
The president concluded with sayfn,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-22
Loans Secured by Real Estate
Mortgages.

1 examined all the securities of this
character and find the printed schedule
attached to be correct in the main.
There seems to have been a little ne
glect about keeping up the fire insur-
ance on town properties. This called
their attention to and before I COM
pleted my work. several such omissions
had been corrected.
Loan No. 149 was on a farm, which
was held at 800 per acre previous to
the flood, but was disposed of for $50
per acre while was working on these
securities. As the tract was so acres
and the loan was only $500, the security
was ample even at the reduced price.
In connection with the matter of
real estate loans. I desire to answer a
question which you directed to me in
connection with a question of COM
missions collected on loans.
1 learn that when the society began
loaning its reserve fund. it paid the
members of the finance AoTImittee IS
per day to investigate the applications
for loans, the expense being paid out
of the general OF expense fund This
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-22

While in 1902 at the meeting of the
national council the rates which were
adopted in 1900, were made applicable
to all members including those who
held certificates issued prior TO March
1. 1886. the time of the adoption of the
first graded assessment plan
find, from an examination of their
membership record. that on January l,
1903, there were still on the records of
this society 1858 members who Joined
previous to March l. 1896, and who, had
they all lived and all paid during the
year 1909 would have paid in on the
old plan ss6.s19.
I find from an examination Of the
death records that the death losses
during 1908 on these members was 1923.
500. The circumstances all point to the
fact that without the changes in rates
made, this society would long ago have
passed into the records as a misdirect-
ed effort and thing which might
have been"
I take the privilege of going into the
history of this society in this way so
that you may readily understand that
the changes were made, not from any
wish or desire on any ones part to
charge more. but because the logic of
circumstances compelled such a change.
The ledger balance for the year 1903
is as follows:
Balance Dec. 81, 1902 .s25s, 2o5 o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-22
AWARD is MADE.
The Hague Tribunal Decides the
Venezuela Case.
United States to Execute the
Judgment Rendered.

The Hague, Feb. 22.-The arbitration
tribunal which has been considering
the claims OF the bIockading powers for
preferential treatment of their claims
against Venezuela has decided uuan-
imOusly that the three blocking powers
Great Britain, Germany and Italy have
the right to a preference OF 80 per cent
of the customs duties at La Guayra
and Puerto Cabello. the lttigants TO
pay their own cost IN the procedure
and divide equally the costs Of the
tribunal within three months
In giving judgment the tribunal
points cut that it has been guided BY
international law and the equity Of the
case and that the protocols signed at
and particularly the protocol of Nav
z, whereof the obligatory nature can
not be doubtful form the legal basis Of
its sentence; that the tribunal is not
competent TO question the Jurisdiction
of the mixed commissions at Caracas
nor to Judge their action or the char
acter OF the warlike operations of the
bloekading powers, nor 10 decide if the
three blockading powers exhausted all
pacific means to prevent the necessity
for employing force. The tribunal de-
cides that II IS only in a position IL
certify that since 1901 Venezuela ref47S-
ed arbitration proposed on several &C.
casions by Germany and Great Britain.
that AFTER the war no formal treaty OF
peace was concluded; that the opera
tons OF the blOCkaders were STONED AZ
If they had received satisfaction fol
all their claims. and further that tbs
question OF preferential treatment w.
submitted to arbitration The trib41ra
declares that it found and Recognized
In these facts precious evidence of tn.
Ezeat popularity Of arbitration In al
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-22

Neb., this week, where he will deliver
a lecture, but will return to Topeka
and again occupy the Baptist pulpit
next Sunday.
Mrs, c. L. Dolman. of 122 West Cor
don street. will go to Silver Lake this
evening TO be with her mother, Mrs
MeGiH. who slipped on the ice last
week, spraining her ankle quite Sc
verely.
The primaries to be held at the fire
station tonight are the cause of the ac-
tive stirring around by the First ward
politicians today. They appear to he
an amiable set and smiles are in IA
vor.
Canon DeLou Burke of the Church
of the Good Shepherd Will pronounce
the invocation at the banquet given
this evening at the National hotel by
the Kansas Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution
The Second Presbyterian people are
getting some of the stone on the
ground for their church building on
Gordon and Jackson streets 1t is ex-
pected that the new church will be the
finest in North Topeka
There is every indication that with
the renewal of decent street car SER
vice many of the vacant houses left
by the food will be speedily occupied.
1t is also certain that other improve
mentS Will quickly follow A seven
minute service on this side Will be
! highly appreciated.
| Low rates southwest, March 1 and 10,
1904. Only $3.50 to Guthrie, Oklahoma
| City, Shawnee and other points in the
| Territory. To Fort Worth, Austin, San
| Antonio, Houston, Galveston and other
points in Texas, IS one way, SIS round
/ trip. FL Paso. Denaing, etc, $3.50
round trip. III be glad to talk or cor
respond with you about your trip. T
/ NJ. James Jr., ticket agent, North To-
I peka, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jameson's guests
/ at their informal card party which they
| give this evening at their home, 80;
Van Buren, Street. in honor of Miss
1 Dorothy Curtis of Washington. D. c.
and Miss Lyle Burns of Pueblo Col
| will include beside the honor guests Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs
H ]. Nichols, Miss Jeannette Wolcott
| Miss Nellie lies. Miss Mary Chase
| Chamberlain. Mr.. Richard Hayden. Mr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-22
TO LOCATE RADIUM.
Miners to Have Aid of Scientific Re-
search

Chicago, Feb. 22.-Work to aid miners
in locating radium in America has been
begun in the Riserson physical Iabora-
tory at the University of Chicago. Prof
Robert A AIilnkan. Phi. D. known
among American scientists as an au-
thority on this rare metal is the ex-
peTimenter.
The theory to the effect that there is
growth in the life of matter in the
physical world has been made q special
study by Prof. Millfkan- He says.
Studies on radiation have suggested
the question whether there is any nat
urai process which does among the
atoms. what the life process does among
the molecules, namely. which takes the
simpler forms and builds them up again
into more complex forms. The fact that
radium now exists on the earth. taken
with the fact that the life of radium is
short in comparison with the ages that
the earth has been in existence, certain
" seems to point TO an affirmative an
SWer"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-22
NORTH TOPEKA.


leave items for this column with the
Kimbau Printing company, s12 North
Kansas avenue.l
Roller skating carnival Feb. e.
S. L Courtney is IN Kansas City.
David Elder left this morning for
Argentine
Miss Bessie Henry is at Capitol View.
the guest of Miss Ethelynn Cole.
Miss Lucille Lambert left today for
her home II Clz-a--o-1la City.
Miss Ellen Holiday and Miss Short
spent Sunday visiting Kansas City
friends.
Misses Eva Smith and Eleanor Smith
have gone to Kansas City to attend the
millinery openings
Mrs c. B. Oleson. of Herington. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wise, of Quincy street
Aaron Sheetz. who is In Kansas City
taking treatment from Drs. Thornton
and Miner, came up to spend Sunday
with his family.
Rev. J. s. Glendennfng. pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian church, is still
suffering from the grip. and held no
services yesterday
Miss Edna Staples left this morning
for Kansas City, where she will spend
the next two weeks visiting the mil
/ Iinery wholesale houses
| A. 3. Rose and NJ Grady are in St
| Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Grady and little
son expect shortly to make their per
manent home in St Louis
Mr.. NJ. White arrived this morning
from Oklahoma in response TO a tele-
gram announcing the death Of his
daughter, Mrs. Patrick Ryder.
It is not impossible that bonfres may
/ be seen in North Topeka tomorrow
night If the street railway cars eros:
| on the new bridge in the afternoon a!
| promised
! Miss Ruth Barrett, who has beer
| teaching in the city schools at Seattle
Wash. will arrive in Topeka the FRS
of March and take a position IN tbs
( Topeka schools
Rev. Francis Houser, of Friends
Neb, preached both morning and even
ing at the Baptist church yesterday
Rev. Mr.. Houser viii go to Lincoln