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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07
soeialsr Surnberein.

Der Soeiale 5urnpereiu nabm in
ieiner seifriaen reaelmdbiaen yersamm'
lung 3 neue Witglieoer auf.
IS muroe beidlohen, AM Donnerss
tag. Den 2S. Sanuar einen aemein=
ihaTtlidsn 5urntas nit ben 4ctipen
oss Siioieite uno oes ~unabbdnsigen
Surnpereins abSubalten.
IS muroe Terner beidloiIen, cine
Riege Don 6 Damn ugb 2 Griabmdn=
nern gum internationalen Wett Eur.
nen, melhes am /. uno 2. Suli auf
Der ct. 2~ouis'er Weltausffellune ab=
gsbalten miro, gu ienoen.
gns ginlaouna oes 6reioenfer=Yer=
ems bon ct. 2ouis our gsIdiduna
zines gonsreffes Der Jreioeuter=Yers
cine, melher m1breno Der @eltaus=
ltslung absebalten tueroen loa, wuroe
ansenommen.
9m Is. Sanuar niro ein semein=
Iamer 9urn=Nbeno Der Mctipen Sur=
neru uno Der Damen : @laie oes Yer=
ems peranitaltet merben.
Bonn Yunoes=y orort lief elm Shrei=
ben ein. in wel9em oerielbe erludt,
ibm photographer bon llebungen Der
perIdieoenen GlaHen. oes Surniaales,
oes @ebduoss u. I. M. e%in3uienoen;
oieIelben iolen FIR Die turneriihe grs.
itellung auf Der Weltausifellung benuBi
tueroen. Gem griuden miro GOlgs
geleiftet meroen.
9m ndditen Disnfaa, IL. Sanuar,
bdlt bic 9 oeiaIer 3urnperei
Actien @efelIf9at in
AUDITORIUM oes 9eutiden 6auies ibrl
General Yeriammlung ab. Die ye'
ridte Der Yeamten tperben CUR Ser
leiung gslangsn. cine Rsbilion Der Der
faiiuns ioa uOraenommen uno cir
neues Tirectorium miro getpdblt psr'
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07
@rnnOeiosntbums llebertrasunssu

gfele 3. Sobnion u. u. on Wm.
8. glod, Got 6 uno 9beil bon Got 5,
Morton place. 81. 1000.
Charles u. Weaibsrs an Charles D,
2atbrop. 9bsiI bon Got 26, pisrion's
81. Merioian Ctr. N,b. $4,000.
Herielbs on Oscar =. WeisIer, So'
IS, Waller's S%unnpiioe Moo., Sr.
pington. 81 $500.
6. M. Dospital tno Deaconeb
Dome an Clarence Or. 3ener, Got &c
uno 9beil con Got 81. part place
s8, ESQ.
Wm. 8. 9sbbe an Warp 9sbbe,
7beil bes norbofl. /, SEC. q, 9fbp'
Is, R. 4. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07

Die Siderbeitss yeb0rbe srtbeilte ge'
fern benz poli3eiridter Wbalon auf
oeHen @eiud bin bic Grlaubnib gum
5rasen zines ab5eidens (Badge) Der
reeuidrsn poli3ifen nit entiprsdenoer
SniSrift, oa er alaubie, oalielbe piiroe
ibm seleeentlid bon Nuben iein. Der
~9aoi' mus iid aber oieIes @b5siden
isiner Whroe aui eiaene Soften al.
idaiieu.
SoGn 8. Rifle, 20 Sabre aft uno elm
Rspublitaner. Der fir 0olBman als
Wapor geitimmt bat - ME er IN ieis
mem grieFe nnaab =. oamit enblih Die
@eisbe ourdgefibrt wiiroen, beilagte
Iih H. riftli6 oariiber, bah In ieiner
NadbarIhaft, Commerce AOenue. Die
5%ahrraoler ole Seitsnmeoe ausibliebs
lid benuben. Seine ysidweroe wuros
an ben pOli3eis superintendent per-
mieien.
Die bon ben beioen biefigsn 8ele=
p3ons@ eIelidaften eingereitten glnge-
bote fir bic 2isferung C. Der Telephone
FIR 5%eusrrebr uno poli3ei uuroen als
gu bod 3urhfgewieien. Neue Ange=
bote weroen elngefcroert peroea.
Der ebemaliqe Deteetip Sobn Wor-
gan. Der sum polisilten reoucirt, nab
Nblauf ieines 60stdg. urlaubs, leBte
Wohe I'm einsn msitsren urlaub ge.
bsten bate. Der ibm aber permeigeri
marc, reidte acltern Der geh0roe feline
8sfignation Elm Die angenommen
muroe. er funsirt iebt ais Pripat=
Fe!ectiD.
G9as. -. Guad uno Wm. Wen5ler,
beioe TemOtratsn. wuroen 3u poli3ilten
ernanni, I'm etpaiee Yaean5en gu
fiiasn. isoOd elmer 90=tdg. prObe3eii
untsriuorfen. Die neulid gu Cub
6euermebrmdnnern ernannten Sbos.
Graham uno eonrao Striebed relig=
nirten uno an ibren Stellen muroen
@us. GdraSer uno Yaul u. &anoal
e%rnannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07
yerfonal=N otis:n.

s raug b maro 8 pnos Gus
ct. Qouis. fpelde bier bel 6rau 9enrp
Sdsrgens felt WOdenfrift auf Yeiud
weilte. 1T seifern burd Die 3rauerbot-
ibaft bon Dem unermarteien 3obe ibrer
Grau Wutter ploblit nab ct. gouis
3uriidaerufen moroen.
SIN Der Wobnuna ibrsr 3odter Jrau
&. M. Sdredenaoft. go. 1929 Yan-
Oes Str, empfins aeitsrn i r q II
g!ifabetb Doerr. cine alge.
nein seadtete beutiae pionierin. bic
bsr3liden 8liidwiinide ibrsr sablreiGsn
Grsunbe au ibrem 80. @ieaenfefe.
@eiFis nod uOlia riiitig 1T bic pas
dere ate Dame. Die ben @aiten Dor
80 Sabren berlor. leioer felt etr DEN
Sabren bon Der @idt qeplaat woioen.
9roboem lieb tie es ii9 nsbmsn,
bel ben YOrbereitun0en flr bic seiirige
@ebursstagsfeier, bic einsn iebr bab.
I9en Werlauf nobm, islblt nit Sanb
ansulegea. MuBsr ben 3ablrsiden
Greunosn unb 3ir3snseno1en bon Der
l. 9irde Der gban9sliTGen @emein.
i4aft OIL Wep Yort unb ga|t Strabe,
tuobntsn Der Geier bic 8 2inber Der
Subilarin, Is guiel unb 90 llreniel
bel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07
nniadolid semadt.

9lls bsroddtig. ein @enoiIe Der por
Idngerer 3eit megen anaeblider @elo-
idranf.S prensun9en perbafteten yrii-
Der Doriep uno Sobn 9sitb's uno
aeefe's su iein, wuroe 9eitern bon ben
De.eetiOs Splan uno 0alsp, be- al
Der Noro @et Str. pobnbafte Mite
Worlsp eingeltedt. Gr gsiiaro IdlisB=
LID gu, we9en MISUNDERSTANDING
idon asbrummt 81 baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07
Wits Sfaot= itao Gonntp=W er=
maltang.

q urfeine lleberfiirSune q.
YausSnipector Stan lep uno Jeuer.
mebr=Gbef Goots ieBten selfern ibre
Snipection bon 0fentliden 6ebduoen
uno Yeriammlungs 2ocalen aller Wrt
fort, um oieielben be3iigIi9 Der bora
banoenen ooer nidi borbanoenen Sdub=
borridtunsen etc. i'm Galle zines 6euers
psri0nlid gu unteriuden. Disie Sn=
ipection reip. ioute ldngere 3eit in Mn=
ipruh nebmen, um cine genalle uno
ourdgebenoe senannt peroen 81 t0nnen.
90 asoie 3 a pier=Mb Idle
einbr ingen.
Die .SnoDIs. Glsln Street 60. 4"
bat asiiern Dem Staot : Gontroleur
einen Gbed fir s179. go iiberianot, Die
10 p@!. Nbgabe bon ben g~innabmen
Der SO. fir aeiammelte papierabfdle
uno Nnseisen auf ben Sammsltdltsn
mdbreno beg I'm 81. Dec. enoenoen
0albiabrss. Die ginnabmen Der So.
fir oas 9albiabr waren S1197.39.
Refine lattern. a b er biel
W fern.
Snoianapolis 1T segenpdrtia Frei
bon 8lattern. 9enn bic lsbte patien.
tin, MiB Gona Maslsp bon Go. 100
Noro Sem SerieS Strabe, 1T eeneien.
tsiner Der IL aOft9dnssr nss 9auiss
bat Die Seu6e 9efan9sn, uno Die
Quarantine 1T aebOben woroen. =
Dagegen lino bic Waiern imiuer nod
iebr iiarf bsrbreitet. ejeit Sabrssan.
fang fino Der @~eiunobsits, Yeboros
nidt meniqer als 244 Gdle bon Ma=
ern. g%rtrantungen gemeloet wOroen,
bod ideint Die 9ranfbsit our6wea nur
in miloer GOrm aufsutreten.
Noti3en.
Sdul-S upt. aenoan bat ben jun
gen 6errn Walter Bedler, siner Dra'
buirtsn Der M. z. 8. g. uno ausGe'
biloeten Ntblsten, gum 2ebrer Der @pm'
naltit in Sdule go. As ernannt.
Dee ftaot. @~sIunobeitss Bsamte Or,
M. 8. Spencer III hon ieiner porae'
Iebien Yeb0roe beauftraat luoroen, 3D.
fir gu iorasn, bah aud bic Snterur'
bans Iomie ale itdot. S%traBenbabn'
Gars beiier bentilirt unb ossinficirI
meroen. I'm Die Yerbreituna BON an
ltedsnoen aranibsiten gu bsrbiten.
Zen WildbdnbIern, Die IS iolpsit
perabIdums baben. ibre a~bgelauIener
2ieenien erueuern 3u laHen, min bsl
Wilh.S nipector 8. q. 0elm bemnddf
auf's Dad ltei9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07

Gas @ewalt. men I.
6rtppIe@ rect. Gol., 7.San.
6. 8. 8eimer. Der Observation-Disclosures
bes prd1oenten Der portlanD Wining
&c., muroe ourh Wilitdr perbaftet
uno IN ben Bull Ben" gcbrad.. er
ioa ipdter ausgswieisn weroeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07

eaitern Cypress, tdsIia s.. 3 2Osr
Rsu BORT Srpreb taslin g d 6 sOWm
S4neIIer Srpreb tdgIid -. 7 55gm
Serre Saute Cling Mcc tGal 10 25Wm
8cpfone GSpreB taslid d 5 b 2 50sfm
Mtlantic Srpreb rcgi,d -. 4 459fm
Sbs sc . 9imiteb tdslit sd b 6 sOsm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07
@oramtirte Sur fir pdmorrboiOem

Sudenbe, blinbe, blutenbe ober berpor,
queaenbe 0dmorrboiben. Str Qpotbeier eiebt
bas @elp Buriid irenn PAZO OINTMENT
" ilriren periebIt In o bis IA Iasen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07
Ger &aOi srbalt andJ elm Mb=
5ei4en,

9oh mus er oaiir b!edsn. = NnoersS aus
Der seitrisen oituns Der eiderbeits'
Yebprbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-07
@atenbahn EabrplaM.
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Gsiecso & ST. Souis aailr

~ 10y '~~fe
Esx1 roUrR.
GIebeIaub Dibifis4
Mbaaue autuult
Rem yri Ggpret td9l. ..... 4 40Bm Union eitp Msom tdel -. 9 25gm
Ieunsis & JtBasxs esp p 7 oo9m Sort wapne &c es egprss p 10 sogm
81 & y Gin tdqid 3d.. 8 00gn Soutbmenern Qo tai ds.. IL s0gm
Mumrie & st BaSne nr Con s oogm ct aouis ab taI S.. 3 1oSSm
Gleblanb Grpreb -. IL O0Wm Nep yorf Grpreb tdalin -. 6 45Qm
u y & 3 Qim, tdsl d B.. 2 559m y S Union ep& anberfonssp s 16am
Union @tp Met tdgl .,..... 44Nm Wp yrf 9to tdgI s. 49,. IL 45Am
sniderbNder ep tdsi& d &s 8 25am
ST. 9euiB Dibifion.
"Ehe worlds Fair E1outov
ct 9ouis aaiI. .......... 7 20Bm Stem Bort Grpreb tdsIid s.. 4 soBm
soutbpeaern Gin tl d & 8 IL 45gm 81. Souls grpub tai a.. 7 40Bm
81 aOsis aa tSsi@ IDS. 3 25Nm Msfn & : 8aate dec 10 a5Nm
6erge Raute & Yatn Mcc.. 5 O0Nm 81 D e Bottom Elm tdQi pds 2 6Qam
u y Il ct. Qous gp tdgI. 7 O5Nm ct 2ouis wol ........... 8 y5Hm
ct snuis eypreb tdI So. IL Ob0m &niderbodcr ep tdsH1 &6 8 100m
Gineiunati Dibifion.
Sin & qOus Na4kgprsb tells 8 45gm Cincinnati Nee tag aso sonlO 25gm
ct Qcus g. Gin Ma&teyp tss 4 soam Gbie C ct 9 Gypreb g d Pill zosm
Cincinnati ZIP eonnt auso. 7 45gm Chicago Sous &s ta Grprebll 4Ogn
cincinnati as ........ 4 ooQm Bbae sMp spesaI p. 3 25gn
Cincinnati 8 egpreb, tdsl p 2 55xm ens & snb ae auso Con-. 6 55am
Souls s esSreb......... 2 55sem gne sb & sta espr b - IL 4oam
Cine & Nafb s Ste ds&p 8 2O0m
Chicago Dibifion.
9anuhe Aeeom ......... 7 oOBm Sine Raa.srpreb, tdsl 49,. 3 sogr
Chicago Sat- egpreb teI d p IL 5Ogm &antatse NseOni. 49,. 10 sOgn
aga5asetts aeeon ::.;.. 5 15am ga 5apits gee0m. -. 5 oc9u
@hieago Nadtegpreb tdgl 8. IL 10Bn Cine & @aft 3 g. d & p. s I0sm
Mtatsan OibifioH.
Benton Sarbor Ggpreb. -. 7 O0Bm Gltbart Mceom mr. Sonntogs o 25gtn
gRi&isan @eaiI @ypreb p. IL 30gm GIttart egpreb -. 10 aogn
elthart acc tdelid 800. 4 45Rm Sentor Sarbor gspreb -. 2 552n
Nihigon crc-sB. $500. s l6sup
Yeoria Oibifion-p sRIias
peOro @gpreb q NniI. 80. 7 25gnr Columbus & e;nc ep tel s S sOam
Wenern Gspre6 tdeH& p d. IL 508m Champaign Mceom ..... 10 35&hz
CHAMPAIGN Mceom ...... 4 10sem q y & Ohio Sp@iaI ...... 2 4e9m
Ysora @gprsb td9h@ 8 -. IL 50Nm Bsoria @gpuh tdsi@ P & d 6 0Ssu
Yeoria Vitifion-0aIia
Columbus exprb t0al. 49,. 4 sOWm 9hnu Mccom. 10 158n
Ohio Special tdI d p..... 8 OOMm Columbus Gsprsb taI Up. II 40gu
9snn NeeOm. ............. 6 16@m Columbus expreb tsl s....1 IL 40sar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23

z w. C. A.-Y. NJ. C. A. exhibition
tonight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23
General Admission Is Cents
ALL NEXT WEEK. at
THE AUDITORIUM
LINCOLN'S sPECTACLEs.
Watertown Woman Has Glasses
Worn by Martyr President.

New York, Feb. ga cherished
treasure of Mrs. Andrew B. Carter of
Watertown, N Y, is a pair of spec
tacles formerly worn and owned by
Abraham Lincoln. They were found in
his pocket at the time he was shot by
John Wilkes Booth in Fords theater,
in Washington, April IA, 1865
Mrs Carriers father, William H H.
Reyes. was a private in one of the regi-
ments quartered in Washington then,
and was on duty at the theater on the
night of the tragedy. He was one of
the detail that, guarded the passage
through which the dying president was
carried from the theater. AS Lincoln
was placed in the carriage the spec
tacles slid from his pocket into the
gutter, and before Reyes could restore
them the carriage had driven awav
Reyes afterward sent them to his wife,
Mrs Carriers mother, and they have
since remained in the family. The
glasses are of the old-fashioned kind,
with heavy gold bows and octagonal
oblong glasses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23

ness of human nature and the value of
fraternaI feeling. The desperate straits
of Topeka had brought response from
the sister city which was the more ap-
upon st. Joseph. In closing Mr.. Frost
read an extract from the tOverffowing
Waters"
The toast by c. H Watts upon
Greater st. Joseph and that by T.
A. MeNea1 of Topeka on ut Never
best of the evening. Both are clever
takers and the remarks of each upon
the troubles of Topeka which have re-
suited in the friendship between the
two towns, were received with appre-
eiative applause. The Modocs closed
the programme with the song: 'Auf
Wiedersehen.'
The following is list of the guests from
st. Joseph at last nights banquet: W. D.
Webb, druggist; j. J.. Horigan, Horigan
Supply Co., Jesse Roberts, Roberts-Pa
ker Grocery Co; William Curtin, Wyeth
Stubbs Richardson Roberts Dry Goods
Co. Henry Krug. Krug Packing Co; J.
Stringfellow. Graham String felIow Imple
ment Co; r. F. Atwood, Chicago, Rock
well, Commercial club; J. c. Leets, Leets,
Spencer Grocery Co; ]. o. Barley, Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad; G. W. Henderson,
Donald & Co.; G. E. Chase, Chase & Son;
William Goetz, Goetz Brewing Co.; H. A.
s Pfagqe W 1he n Fe GT ihd Prs son s. s
Meyer. Plymouth Clothing Co; John
Bruce, R. R. Novelty Coal Co, president
of club; T. B. Campbell; c.. H. Watts,
Watts & Cox: A. G. Prey, Prey Bros. &
Cooper; W Wood, Clarey & Wood: T:
Mckee, Clay, Robinson & Co.; Richard
Johnson Gum & Johnson; W. Hillix,
Kemper, Bowman & HilIix; G. P. Jones,
Chicago Live Stock Commission Co.:
George Hunter, Missouri Live Stock Com
mission Co; E. A. King; w. P. McDon-
aid; Ira Collins, Kansas City Live Stock
H.
Donald & Davis; R. R. Bridge, Krider
Bros Commission Co; John Afkens, AK
ems Bros; L. D.. Van Vliet, St. Joseph
Young; Will Laughlin, Byers Bros
! Charles Vallery, Harris & Co; Porter A.
Thompson, Bohart, Ernmert: T. J. Smith
Smith Commission Co: H NJ Dart NAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23
&c DEPARTMENT.

Robertson Tomorrow they go to Den
nison to visit, returning to Topeka Fri
day and from here leave for their diff
ferent homes.
Miss Dorothy Curtis, of washington,
D. c., who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Jerome Colvin, is spending
the day in Kansas City.
Among the North siders who attend
ed the S. A. r. banquet at the National
hotel last evening We're Mr.. G. F. Kim
ball. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Woodford,
Miss Kimball and Miss Martha KIM
ball.
Helena chapter No. 210, Q. E. s., gave
an entertainment last evening in their
hall in the Green building. The at
tendance was good and an excellent
literary and musical programme rem
dered, after which supper was served.
The old Graves carriage shop on
West Laurent street is. still unoccupied;
in fact, has not been repaired since
the flood. It is a good property for
some kind of mandatory. and will no
doubt be quickly repaired if an occu-
pant is found.
Low rates southwest, March and Is,
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
trip. Ell Paso Deming. etc, $3.50
round trip. I'll be glad to talk or cor
respond with you about your trip T.
NJ. James, Jr., ticket agent, North To-
peka, Kan.
Mr.. S. J. Spear, of Burlingame, came
over to the North side this morning to
see what is left of this part of the city
since the flood, but he did not seem
to find it all wreck and ruin as he
puts it. He came up to attend the
banquet of the Sons of the American
Revolution at the National hotel last
evening and says that he enjoyed it
greatly. He is grandson of a revo-
lutionary soldier and has an aunt now
living in Boston whose father was
revolutionary soldier. In addition to
this the family in one line descends
from John and Priscilla Alden of the
Mayf1OWer stock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23
NORTH TOPEKA.


leave items for this column with the
8imban Printing company. 912 North
Kansas avenuel
j. N. Courtney, of Miltonvale, made
short visit to Topeka today.
There were auction sales every day
last week in northern Shawnee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Stovers are the
parents of a daughter, born this morn
ing.
Mrs. G. F. Kimball, who has been ill
for the past month, is now GONZALES
cent.
The condition of D. c. Hewitt, who
has been i'll for some time, is now much
worse.
Oakland people are still crying Justify
for the restoratio of the Sardou ave-
nue. bridge.
Mrs E. D. Small and Miss Adele
Small have gone to housekeeping at
1923 Jackson street.
John Spear, who has been i'll with the
grip at his home, 1916 Central avenue,
is again able to be down town.
Mrs. c. C. Nicholson is planning to
go to Los Angeles, Cal, shortly for a
visit of two months to friends.
The explorer who goes up Soldier
creek this year will find many of the
old land marks gone. So says one who
knows.
St. Davids day will be here one
week from today, when all good Welsh
people are expected to wear 1eeks in
their hats.
H. NJ. Steele, c. Kaiser and David
Herald attended the banquet at Silver
Lake last evening given by the K of
P. and the Rebekah lodges of that
place.
Mrs. George Toilette and little daugh-
ter of Little Rock, Ark, and mother,
Mrs. Gabriel of Emporia, are the guests
of Mrs. GabriePS daughter, Mrs. Chas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23

Gymnastics. Audltorlurn. tonight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23
GAMBLING WITNESSES.
The Cases Will Be Called Next
Monday.

Sheriff Lucas and his deputies have
served subpoenas for the witnesses in
the gambling cases to be tried in the
district court beginning next Monday.
Personal service has been made on all
the witnesses, and if any do not appear
at the trial Monday bench warrants
will be issued for them and they will
be brought into court by the sheriff.
So far no additional jurynen have been
drawn for the gambling cases. but in
case the defense does not ask that a
special venire be drawn it is likely
that Judge Hazen will order the draw
ing 1t is not at all likely that a jury
could be secured to try the case from
the regular panel.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23
Better Than Gold.

Il was troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous iebilifv
writes f. Green. of Lanca ster. n II
No remedy helped me until began
good than all the medicines I ever used
They have also kept my wife in excellent
health for years She says Electric Bit
ters are just splendid for female troubles.
that they are grand tonic and inyfpo-
ratOr for weak. run down women No
other medicine can take its place in our
family Try them. Only soc Safisfac-
ton guaranteed by Arnold Drug Co. 81
North Kansas ave. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23
Gymnastics. Auditorium. tonight.
Trial of Kishinef Rioters.

Kishineff, Russia, Feb. 23-At the re-
sumption today of the second trial of
prisoners connected with the massacres
here. Kurban and Rotar, accused of
numbering Abraham Coglan, were ac-
omitted: but the former was condemned
to a years imprisonment for participa-
ton in the riots. The damage suit was
dismissed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23

lory Commission Co.. J. NJ Armstrong,
Johnson & Son; w. R. Roundtree, w. R.
Roundtree Co; R. E. Dewitt, NJ. r.
Brash, J. A. Mcdonald. w. r. English,
F. e. Vancil
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Crowley's standard Sewing Needles = all
Sizes solid or assorted, Is needles in package
and SC is our regular price, package. -. &c
Standard quality Lead Pencils, nickel ends
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-23
Biggest Man in England Dead.

New York, Feb 23.-The heaviest man
in the British empire is dead from a
cancer, says a Herald dispatch from
London He was Thomas Longley of
Dover His weight exceeded 600 pounds,
while he was feet l inch in height and
had a chest measurement OF 20 inches,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-14
Passengers Arrived,

Per P M S S Mongolia, from San
Francisco, May 13-For honolulu;
A H Along, Mira A II Along, l. e
Arnold, Mrs Chas A Bennett, Mrs j
M Brock, NJ NJ Brown, Mrs Brown,
w A M Burden, Mrs w A M Burden,
ana maid, Miss l. Chase, Miss E Col
burn, George Davis, q Frickmanp,
A Gartley, @ Georgi, Mrs Henry
Glass, j r Harry, O X Hedemann,
Miss Hobbs, Capt Colin Glenn and
valet, Mrs 9 Glenn and maid, I ]
Hurd, Miss j l. Kelly, s M Marks, q
A Mcdonald, j Meinecke, Mrs j
Meinecze, B r Meyer, Mrs B II
Meyer, @ f Oliver, Miss Mary Ro-
nero, j j Savage, o D Sherman, Mrs
CD Sherman, W 4 Shiels, Mrs W
L Shiels, Mrs r T Sehwerin, twa
children and maid, Miss Alice II
Thompson, Miss Q A Tisdale, Miss ]
Wollner.
Per stmr Kinau, from Hawaii and
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-14

Maui ports, May 14-Wm Madeira,
Mrs VIM Madeira, A A Brsymer, g
S Fullmer, Mrs McTsgRart ADD
child, Mrs Kirehberg and child, Mrs
L A Like, j d Lewis, f r Greenwell
@ Fl Pulaa, H NJ Kaniho, W | Purdy,
w X Douglas, Mrs II l. Halsey, P
Peck and vile, Q f Parsons, Miss l.
Souza, Mrs M ] BorReS, A Homer, j
w Young, CA Browc, We Sang, S
KandS, Master W Purdy, Master J
Purdy, r S Mead, j I Crowley, L 7
Kenske and wife, X II Hsmadss, j
Carvslho, Mrs j P Silvs,M Paresa, j
P Silvs, e X Hendry, D FL Kahaule
lilo, O f Cnillipgworth, Lorrin An
draws, d Dami4u, M Naeole, Mrs
j NJ Eaeole, Mrs Mausss, Jordan
Csrvalho.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-14
News From Abroad.

The Chinese in Honolulu appear
to have been far more receptive than
their fellows here ia absorbing the
principles the sctuats certain unloye
ly classes of Americans. Two cool
les ,secteneed in the island capitol
to an imprisonment Of fifteen years
ct hard labor, begged to bs put to
death rather than suffer the indig-
nifty OF hard work. Their viewpoint
is distinctly Occidental rather than
Oriental.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-14
aunboat Tacoma Here.

The Gunboat Tacoma arrived of
port this morning and came inside
about 8 o'clock. She is considera-
bly, larger than the Bennington and
carries more men, her complement
on a peace footing being about 800.
The Tacoma is new boat, this be.
ing her FIRST cruise OF any oonsidera-
BILE length. Her destination from
here is not known, but she will 70.
main in port several weeks.