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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
TOM BAINE PROMOTED.
Has Been Transferred From Rural
 Free Delivery Service.

Tom Baine has been made postoffice inspector, being transferred from. the rural free delivery service. MT. Baine entered the postal service in July. 1902 as a route inspector of rural free delivery and last July was promoted to special agent of that service.
 The transfer to postofflce inspector is in the nature of another promotion, as the scope of his duties are materially widened.
 He has been assigned to the New Or leans division of postoffice inspectors, with that city as headquarters and will leave for New Orleans tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
BAXTER 6 co. TO RESUME.
Manager smollen Says Offices Will
 Soon Be Reopened.

The report that Baxter & O. would shortly resume operations after paying off all the claims, has been confirmed by M. J. smollen, manager of the local of- flee who states that he has reliable infor- nation that the company Is getting it's business into shape.
 Mir. Smollen states that his company will be able to settle all claims in full and reopen all of it's offices within a short time. The company went to the wall recently when cotton was so high.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
POLICE COURT ITEMS.

Moses Truss, negro, was fined $50 and sentenced to work 90 days on the city streets yesterday by Judge Feagin pn a charge of petty larceny of s4.50 from File Brice, negro woman.
 Will Jackson, negro, was fined ssO and sentenced to work 1S0 days on the streets on a charge of stealing brass. The docket was very light yesterday, probably the ightest Monday docket in several months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
PERSONAL.

Hany Cough. the well known travelling salesman of, Baltimore who has been so critically i'll at St. Vincents hospital, was removed Saturday to the residence of Frank S. Req, 627 Third avenue, where he will remain until his complete recov- cry is assured.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AT THE JEFFERSON

} Tuesday Evenlng-"Cousin Kate" } with Ethel Barrymore. } Wednesday Evening-"The Run . aways.''
 } Thursday Matinee and Evening
 } "The Chaperons"
 Friday Evening-"Dorothy Vernon } of Haddon's Hall" } Saturday Matinee and Evening
 } "A Friend of the Family"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
"A Friend of the Family.

"A Friend of the Family" a German comedy with very capable cast, comes to the Jefferson theatre next Saturday. Matinee and night. The play was seen here earlier fin the season and created quite D good impression.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
"Cousin Kate"

Unusual interest attaches to the presen- tation of Ethel Barrymore, in Cousin Kate" at the Jefferson theatre tonight, both because of the great personal popu- iarity of the star. and because 1t Is de- clared that in sthis play she has made the greatest success of her stage career which has been full of brilliant suc- cessee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Msrsurite Elizabeth connor.

Margurte Elizabeth Connor, the H. months-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. o. Connor, died at the family residence. TT South Twenty-fourth street, yester- day morning The funeral services will be conducted this afternoon from the residence and the interment will be in Woodlawn cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
Mrs. Felix Bailey.

The remains of Mrs. Felix Bailey. aged 90 years, who died at St. Vincent's hos pital yesterday morning. are being held at the undertaking establishment of tha Gaudin company until relatives can
 heard from. The deceased was -enrou to Centreville. Ala, when she was take Ill. It is thought her relatives live thert
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
Weather Report.

and Wednesday; fresh west winds.
 Weather Report.
 Birmingham, Monday, March '. The rain storm which was over Missis- sippi and Alabama yesterday moved al most due northward and Is now over Lake Erie It caused rain in nearly all states east of the Mississippi river-quite heavy in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and the Carolinas. The amount at Blr- mingham for the past twentv-four hours was 1.17 inches.
 Clear weather prevails west of the Ms sissippi river except in the extreme north west and north Pacific states. It is slight ly cooler in Texas with light frost at Pal estine Fair weather is expected in Ala bama tonight and Tuesday.
 Weather Conditions.
 Temperature and precipitation as re- ported by the weather bureeau for select ed southern stations during "A hours end- l'-'o - precfn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
"The chaperons."

The favorably known musical travesty. The Chaperons," is announced for pre- sentation at the Jefferson theatre next
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
Good Health
 to the
 Children

Children especially arefond of dainties, and the housekeeper must look carefully to their food.
 As good cake can be made only with good eggs. so also cake that IS health full as we'll as dainty must be raised with pure and perfect baking powder.
 Royal Baking Powder IS indispensable in the preparation of the highest quality of food. It imparts that peculiar light ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc., and what IS more important, renders the food wholesome and agreeable to young and old.
 ROYAL BAKING POWDER
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08

Thursday, matir
 pany is one u
 last winter.
 organization
 terioate in an duction as ia --.a garmentry are concerneu is of the highest stand ard. an entertainment of rather superior excellence may be anticipated. John c. Sparks. Mabel Hite. May Boley and oth- CTS who were identified with the piece last year will be seen here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
AT THE BIJOU.

. All week, except Saturday evening. < with usual matinees-"At Cripple ! ' Creek" <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
ID ORGANIZE LAW
 AND ORDER LEAGUE
Ministers Union Attempting to
 Suppress LawIesSness
SUNDAY LAW IS OBSERVED D
Committee of 100 Will Be Appointed Public Sentiment Against Gam bling and Other Evils
 To Be Aroused.

At the meeting of the Ministers union yesterday morning it was decided by unanimous vote to form Law and Or der League" and committee of 100 will be announced by the Rev. Frank Willis Barnett and the other members of the special committee to organize it.
 The object of the league is to aid the police and other authorities in the en- forcement of the law, and especially in re- gard to gambling in the city. The league will cooperate with Chief Wier and rem der him every assistance in It's power to suppress gambling In Birmingham and especially in the places where young boys are admitted. principally the crap joints.
 The Law and Order league idea was , embodied in the report of the special committee which was appointed at the last meeting to devise means for the sup pression of gambling and other kinds of lawlessness in the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
THE WEATHER.

Washington. Mrch 1.-The following is the forecast for Alabama: Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; fresh west winds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08
Recommended Names.

NSSpITIHCUuCu iNdTnCSs
 The committee of 100 will be composed of men who are recommended by the pastors of the various churches in the city, and these will be submitted to the special committee, who will make the se- lection.
 The organization will be in charge of a special committee composed of the Rev w. Stagg, the Rev. I. D. Steele, D. D.; the Rev. J. G. Moore and the Rev. J. D. Simpson.
 The idea of the pastors is to arouse pub lie sentiment against gambling, pistol toting and other evils, and to assist the authorities in every way in suppressing them It is thought that many young men will be prevented from going to gambling houses by the mere knowledge that there Is a law and order league com posed of the citizens who are watching them and their actions.
 May Furnish Money.
 It is said that the league will probably furnish money to be used to employ spe- cial detectives for the purpose of secur- iiio SfANNAiSS oo|iAAoN Nho PAOPiitAplS Ol the gambling houses and placing them be- hind the bars. The operation of a gam bling house Is felony, and can case be made against the proprietors the min isters believe that they can be sent to prison.
 There was difference of opinion in the Mini. ters union meeting yesterday re- garding the condition of Birmingham Some declared 1t was wide open town while others contended that 1t was not and that there Is less gambling going on in the city now than ever before in it's his- tory. It was also shown that in regard to the violations of the Sunday law there were few cities in the south as tightly closed
 The object of the members of the com mittee in originating the league is to keep politics away from the police depart ment as far as possible and to place in the hands of the police every means for the suppression of evil They state that they are anxious to aid Chief Wier in the discharge of his duty.
 The names of the members of the league will be given out as soon as they are de- cided on. meeting will be called in about two weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-08

[ ' 2 WDFI7 ' l nothing else
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-01
ROUDEBUSH---REAL ESTATE

u room house. furnace. bath. hot and
cold water. east front shade, barn. ,
blocks from center Of town, west side. 3
New room modern house. bath. fur
mace, on Topeka ave. $500
room house Monroe St. % # front.
I room modern house. bath. furnace.
s room house Van Buren, St. enameled
s rooms. modern. Potwin. 25s lots. s4.-
Kew 6 room house. east front. near
Washburn college, $500
room new house. on Harrison ST.
lots. barn. cellar. plumbing. $3.50
room modern house, almost new in
PotWin. $500
front, furnace, gas, bath. s2S5O.
rooms, lots, new barn. fine shade
and fruit fine bargain, 81, 400
New room cottage, H east front lots
near Central Park. only $3.50 If sold at
New room house. lots. barn. fence.
fruit near Washburn, 500
room house east OF college, $50
5 room house. ? lots. w 10th. near Blu
room house. lots. west Of Potwin
s room house. lots. near Potwin. nne
; room house. lots, Oakland. $50. part
payments or trade
acres near Washburn, 1 room house,
S Srtn A7~1' '-e9 LIZ 10 -'@ S'--''
% acres bottom land, good orchard. no
buildings. $1.200
3 acres. no buildings. good lana. good
location, S1.25o-
50 acres. no buildings. good land. u
miles west OF Topeka, 800; $50 cash.
balance long time 7---
100 acres fine improvements best snap
in this county, close to Topeka, mile 20
r. r. station
EMMETT E. RoUDEBUsH.
STORMONT BLDG 1o7 w SIXTH
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RODGERS, DAVIS & COMPANY
10 West Sixth Street.
GEO. vi. NOBLE & CO.
TOPEKA. KAN.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS
OPPOSITE THE PosToFFTCE

REAL. ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL.

20 room residence near 18th and Polk St.
II quick sale. $3.50.
room residence only blocks west OF
Kansas ave. great snap. s, 400
10 room residence, city, cistern and well
water. barn, fruit, east front. near Clay
and Huntoon st. $500
s rooms and halls, new. modern built
home. east front. fine lawn and shade,
near I'd and Western ave, cut price, 100
room residence. water in house, barn,
shade. lawn. Tyler St. $3.50
rooms and halls. hard wood finish, new
home. east front. Harrison. $500
room new cottage. east front lots
near Central park. quick. S1.975-
room new cottage. hard wood finish,
east front. near Central park, $3.50
room cottage. fine condition, fruit and
shade. barn. bargain. $500
rooms and halls. bath. closet, all in
hne condition. east front. near Holiday
park. $3.50
rooms and halls, good barn. 215 lots,
north and east of Washburn college, eco.
rooms and halls, barn. lots, north
and eat OF Washburn college. snap st.
a75.
Cottage home. east side. $500.
Cottage home, east side. S75
Cottage home. east side. $50.
Chandler St. 5 rooms, nice home, 81. 90.
LOTSi LOTSH
east front lots 18th and Harrison, $3.50.
snsr-
lots fronting washburn. SIS.
H lots near 10Th and Clay, 800.
We have everything. See u.s.
BARNES REAL ESTATE Co.
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FOR SALE.

room cottage. IL lots, Clay, near 10Th,
terms, 81 -250
500
room house. lots. Oakland, $3.50.
5 room cottage. lots, o. X, Oakland,
terms. 81 $50.
room cottage. lots. Highland Park.
easy terms, 1850.
room modern house. IL lots. Orchard
Place, 81 500
room cottage, l lot. Klein ST.. very
easy terms, 81. GO
Il room house. modern. lots. W. sth.
81 zoo
rooms, Y # Fillmore. near sth, 200
Farms and suburban tracts.
J. D. MILLER & CO.,
Sixth St. Entrance Col Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE.

fine bottom land mo overflow. several
acres variety bearing fruit in best condf-
ton small house. crib chicken house.
s.. 7G0
One of the best acre lots on College HUI
addition. nice location. no buildings
$50 acre farm in Graham Co., Kan,
extra good Improvements. SIS per a. Take
800 city home in trade.
J. z TORRINGTON,
los ". Sixth st.
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]. E. TORRINGTON.
Zoe W. Sixth St. Topeka, Kan

FOR SALE:
lots west side, II blocks from postof-
nee room house, CRATE, furnace, hot and
cold water, bath room complete, gas, els
tern we'll fine lawn and trees. Price 81
500 Can make terms Night take smaller
dwelling for part
lots. room cottage, well and cistern
water in kitchen. hydrant, sewer connec-
ton. large barn, all in good repair, good
location on paved St, west VIII be st,li
cheap: immediate possession
1917 Van Buren, st--11z lots. room house,
stable, Sis0o0; part cash
Van Buren, and I'd. 10 lots, good room
house, $3.50. Terms.
Oakland. lots. story ; room house
well, cistern, chicken house, nice place,
near car line, $500
Many other properties.
J. E TORRINGTON
los w Sixth St.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE
RODGERS, DAVIS & COMPANY
10 West Sixth Street.

a
taxes So make
met
be Sold
fronto house
st. ear1 ST. car
bricks ttage1
It'll yvater andc mai
OF
the best location
who
structs US [ SELL
front
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buy honey
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home a a
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RODGERS DAVIS & COMPANY,
Vests Sixth Street,.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FORBES SNAPS.

s260a rms, new. modern, E frt-, s. W.
$500 kaS Ave. rents SS7 pr. mo-
s6g1o kas. Ave. rents SIS pr mo.
S350o Nice modern home, Southwest
$500. rm- cottage. near Capitol
$500 rm. modern on Clay, good
$500 Good 5 rms. & 10 lots. barn, etc.
$3.50 POtwTn- corner home
1854 New 5 rms bath & closet, s blks-
Capitol, St car & paved. s16 rent
a. acres. rnn- cottage. $3.50
20 acres bottom. right by city, 800
Two S2g'S Seward Co. All for $1161
Also s E. 1881. 500. s W. 31-32-34. Sis.
All perfect titles & snaps
so acres oil farm. great snap.
Good rms. 500 easy terms.
% houses 10 rent s. to $50.
See Us for everything
W NJ. Forbes. 107 ". 7th- Both phones.
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A MODERN HOME BARGAIN

Z large rooms. reception hall, bath. hot
water furnace, hard pine finish, gas and
electric light, large cellar. good repair
heavy shade, IL lots. Polk St, near Hun
toon, s., 600. Easy terms
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO.
Both Phones 1925 117 W. Sixth St
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II. C. BOWMAN,
Ind. Phone 81.

Ind. Phone eSf 4 Columbian Building
lots fronting washburn campus
st
srOounr
-7roonnn modern b
nting for vests
HAND p rk a bar
Southern and Aexca a
LIFE ACCIDENT AND TORNADO INSURANCE
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FOR sAnE-REaL EsraTE.
wANTED-MALE HELP.
S. NJ. WOOD & CO..
Real Estate and Loans.
534 Kansas Ave.

'54 Kansas Ave Topeka Kansas
Have go
St. rnusts nths month
$50 Ellsworth
$50 Stewart Col,
Wichita, rgooddr
hone.AI acashan
trne,sL
beautiful
? modern lots month
near
WArSrEDHave of Topeka
WAHSTEIA-To n
WRITTEN
CAN trp % Texasr
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BENEDICT & CO.


the purchases 4
in
Price
large barn.h shadean avn o
house. and we'll
good
suearO andP
balance monthly
a
lots in Orchar be soon
doing
sn Ave-
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FREE DIsPENsARY.

TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY, south
east corner 18th and Tyler sts-- from
to D m. except Sundays Conducted oy
regular practicing physicians for the
benefit of persons without means Who
need meuical attention and treatment Pa
tents are assured Of careful and consid-
crate treatment Medicine furnished IN
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FLORISTS
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ers. palms, designs, decorations III w
sth Phone 81. Greenhouse 18th & Mon
CUT FLOWERS ard n0rz1 designes Al
Hayes. 107 W. Sth st Both phones 81.
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MAGNETIC HEALERS.

LOOK HEREt
sd. RESTORIC
The strou geSt ragnetfc7 healer in the
world, now permanently located at Az
Kansas avenue, Topeka He treats rheu-
matism, liver. stomach and kidney trou-
bles, erysipelas, graduated sore eyes and
all chronic diseases. Female troubles a
speciaItyse Come and see this wonderful
healer Consultation free. Write to him
about your troubles Prompt attention
given TO correspondence
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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1os5 Quincy St
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BARGAINS.

LIVERY, boarding. and feed stable. ia
and 5l6 Jackson st. Horses wanted for
boarding. W E. Robbins
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FOR SALE-A rare opportunity to invest
% acres in city St Louis. owner old and
says sell H B. Evans. St. Charles, No.
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HAIR DRESSING.

SWITCHES. pcmpadours. an kinda OF
hair work Hrs. Van Vleek. "a E 5th-
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FoR ExHANGE-


FOR ExCHANGlActfFe interest m a
good business for Topeka home, Prodta-
bic, Journal
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS

THE ]. c. DARLING CO. ia Kan ave.
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. Catalog free Tel "a
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JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweler ana Opt
clan Complies stock Of watches. dia-
rnonds, silverware. etc Eyes examinso
and spectacles properly fitted
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LOST-A black silk gold handle umbrella
with monogram W. on knob. Reward
for return to Journal.
IOST-A seal charm, monogram R F.
on base Reward for return to H. c.
Ashby, 5as Kansas ave-
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FURNACE WORKS

GEO. B. PALMER. undertaken. Esteh-
ushed 1ST1- Prices reasonable Iel oulSa
146- Residence 81 81 Jackson st
SHELLABARGERe& son. funeral dtrec-
tors and licensed 'ernbalmers- Parlorz
122 w. 9Th St Ph0Ae 3lS.
DEMOSS & FENW ELL Funeral Dlrec-
tors and Embalmers. First class services
reasonable prices.5u Quincy Both tells III
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RUG FACTORY.
RUGS of all sizes made from your old
worn out carpets. Write for price list
Best rug on earth
o. MCCORMICK RUG FACTORY.
Phones 421- 80 Van Buren, St
CARPET CLEANER.
p J. COWELL. house and carpet cleaner
Cell Ind. phone 155S-2-
CARPETS cleaned. renovated. ref1tted.
sewed. sized or laid The only machine
cleaner in the city, all work guaranteed
o. MCCORMICK.
Phones 81. 50 Van Buren, st.
CIDER MILLS.
WANTED-Exery one to order their cider
from Washburn's cider works. delivered
fresh Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays
and Saturday. &c per gallon Ind tel
TO-
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CAPITAL CITY yITRIFIED BRICK q
PAVING CO., us W. Sth st Mfgrs- o.
building. paving and sidewalk orick-
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-11

several families had to abandon their
Aomes, and the water reached the first
aoor Of number of business houses
aud flooded the streets for some dis.
lance. While kilograms were sent out
from Little Rock warning the resi-
dents below that city, 1t Is feared
many families were taken unawares
and were tut off, While thousands OF
acres above Little Rock were flooded
the greatest destruction was below
that city, Nothing Ikea correct esti'
mate OF the damage done can he made
autil the water recodes The flood
sumlng this late In the season will pre-.
yent the replanung Of thousands Of
acres of cotton, which had been
brought TO It's growth by the cNpcndi'
lure Of vast sum Of money The
Choctaw experienced some difficulty IN
getting trains through west Of Little
Rock, and on the White River branch
pt the Iron Mountain several small
slides are reported west Of Batesyille.
The FRISCO, Kansas city southern,
Fort Smith and Southern and other
roads had to temporarily abandon
service. Heavy losses are reported by
farmers along the white, Black Red
nnd Ouachi,a rivers, The sudden rise
VI Rll these streams was due TO heavy
mlns In Indian Territory and other
western states. and heavy rains In this
state.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-11
INDICATIONS Of
A NAVAL BATTLE
Naval Battle Said to Have Been
Fought in Pe-Chi-Li-Gulf.
MUCH HEAVYFlRING WAS HEARD
The Fnct That the Russians Have
Been Trying tu CIcur the Hond-
strnds of Mines Lends Col
or to the Report.

Chefoo, June S-An impression pre-
walls here that a naval battle took
place, Monday night, in the gulf of
Pe-Chi-Li Passengers on steamers
passing the Lao Tieshan promOntory
at the time did not hear the firing.
which reports come from Teng Chow
Of heavy firing being heard there from
II o'clock Monday night until two
o'clock In the morning Vessels from
the Mao Tao islands confirm this re-
port and so do the residents Of hills
in the vicinity of this city, who heard
the firing and saw flashes out at sea
during the night The fact that the
Russians were eudeavoring, on June 4,
TO clear the roadsteads off Port Ar
thur Of mines indicates an intention
upon their part to give battle outside
the harbor upon the first favorable op-
portunity. A Japanese spondent
returning from Talien Wan says there
is a persistent rumor there that the
japanese battleship Yashima struck a
mine of that port recently and was
sunk. Chinese arrivals from Talien
Wan are unable to confirm the story,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-11
SAVED FROM BURIAL ALIVE
Custer, :. ID, Narrowly Escaped
EriGhtfuI Fate.

Chicago, June S-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Custer, S. D., says:
After lying 36 hours in her coffin,
Mabel Fearing, the fye-year-old
daughter Of c. NJ. Fearing, has been
revived The child was saved through
the intervention of DR.. e. S. Norton
relative, who was at the house 10
attend the funeral Dr. Norton noted
the rosy cheeks and unchanged appear
ance Of The child and refused to per-
nit the coffin to be closed, He called
other physicians and an effort was
made 10 revive the child At last, signs
Of returning animation we're noted.
Half an Roar later the stethescope in
dicatad a return Of strong heart action.
An hour later the child was sleeping in
the arms Of its mother With proper
care, the child viii soon be in an ad-
vanced Ccnvaescent stage