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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
EXAMINATION FREE

cept this as an explanation for the dis
turbed condition of their felines, who re-
turned Saturday night after an absence
of two or three days. The Saturday night
performance was noticeable for its
dearth Of riders. The only lady rider
advertised on the program was missing
at the evening performance. She fell
from her horse and was hurt during the
afternoon performance.
The best features of the equestrian
exhibition was considered Of such slight
consequence that the management fail
ed to put it in the program. It was the
trained horse stunt. These beautiful
animals, one of them ridden by the
Spaniard who has trained circus horses
for forty years. waltzed, cake walked,
stood up and laid down, always keeping
perfect time to the band music.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01

The Marteu family arv Germans
who make the riding of the old "or67i-
nary" bicycle an art instead of Il
pastime Three small children, the
smallest a mere baby, We're features
this performance, which has been Wis
IDLY improved since last season.
The horseback features OF the Sells
show ar not as good as they might be.
Willie Sells. the original bareback sum
mersault rider, is not in charge of the
show this season. but all the horses in
the rings did remarkably well for the
opening performance. Professor Jose
Berris the trainer, Is considered the
best horse trainer in the business. and
hundreds Of successful riders learned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01

While the Sells-Downs show is not
the largest in existence, it does not come
up short on hfgh-salaried performers.
With the show this season may be seen
the Barnvards, in the best flying trapeze
and strOng-arm acts ever seen any
where; the three Silvertons, wire artists;
the Rochetta brothers, who beat the
world as barrel jumpers, and the Mar
tell family Of bicycle riders.
The BanVard company consists Of
TWO women, three men and a 4 year
old boy. The elder Barnard Is built
on the general ground plan Of Sauoow
and combines great strength with fire
skill in throwing the other perform
ers through space as if they were
feather pillows At the afternoon
performance the Banyards got through
with their remarkable stunt without a
hitch, but as they had some new
features which had never been re-
hearsed by torch light, several hard
falls into the net were features on the
night performance. The BanVard5
returned in new costumes an hour
later and gave an exhibition of strong
arm work and tumbling which can not
be surpassed.
The three Silvertons have added
many startling variations to what
seemed 2 marvellous tight wire per
Torrance. All circus gOers have seen
the tight wire trio two men in even
ing clothes and a girl in half-knee
skirts, who danced, jumped over
chairs and tables and carried each
other on a tight wire. The three Sill
vertons are three young men. One
of them makes up as girl and does
it so we'll that no one would suspect
that he was a young man of voting
age unless he knew it in advance.
This trio has added features to the
old tight wire stunt which are start
ling and almost beyond belief.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
STARTS OUT WELL
Sells & Downs Formally Open
the Circus Season.
Features Of the Show Better
Than Ever.
NOT A DROP OF RAIN.
This in Itself Was an Unusual
Fact.
Two LARGE Audiences Make tho
NOT A DROP OF RAIN.
Two Large Audiences Make the
$50 RrOprietoFs Happy.

For once in the history of the Sells
& Downs circus. the season was open
ed in Topeka without bringing on a
freeze and a food No part of the
tent blew away. None of the animals
stampeded. Only one Of the principal
performers was absent. and, best Of
all, the parade was pulled off at the
hour appointed. The last annual get
away of the Sells & Downs circus will
always be remembered by the man
agement in pleasant dreams and over
pleasant drains The "razorbacks"
win consider it a good omen and do
better work during the season. Any
hard luck encountered between now
and chilly weather vii be met with
fortitude and patience.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01

1t is a we'll known fact that the
Sells & Downs show always draws a
full tent in Topeka and from the an
nual improvement of the show and the
evident prosperity of the management
it is safe to guess that the Topeka cir
Gus makes good at every stopping
place
Willie Sells has never passed any gold
bricks on Topeka. The town at large
has plenty of opportunity to size up the
affair before paying money to see it in
full regalia- For months the acrobats
and horse trainers work out at the fair
grounds, where the public is welcome to
drop in and see them in overalls and
battered derbtes instead of tights and
tnsels. 1T may be observed also. that
tRe man who spends an hour watching
undress rehearsal always buys a bunch
OF tickets for the opening performance.
There is nothing snide about the show
There are two rings instead of three
and the menagerie is not so big, but
everything is up to date. The clowns
are as bad as clowns usually are, and
introduced a brand new stunt, the ex-
ploslon Of bogus safe filed with
frightened cats. People living in the
vicinity Of the fair grounds may ac-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
HORDE OF IMMIGRANTS
Ellis Island Prepares to Handle $4,000
This Week.

New York, May lon % steamships
due to. arrive in port this week from
Great Britain and the continent is the
biggest crowd of immigrants ever. sche-
duled to enter during such q. period of
time The horde numbers nearly $4,000.
At Ellis island arrangements have been
made for their prompt handling because
the detention of any part would at once
tax the facilities of the immigration
station far beyond its limits.
Figures for the week that has just
closed were close to %, 900, showing that
the rush has been Kept up for a longer
period than ever before and it is likely
that The total immigration for the
spring viii far exceed any previous
year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
MEYER IS POPULAR.
American Ambassador at St. Peters
burg Wen Liked.

St. Petersburg, May Ambassador
Meyer has moved into his new resi-
dence, the palace of the Countess
Kleinmichel, formerly occupied by the
Spanish embassy. The American am
bassador is becoming increasingly
popular and is making a splendid i'm
preston in imperial circles, to which
he was presented at the Imperial
Yacht club which probably is the most
exclusive club in the world and one
third of the membership of which is
composed of members of the reigning
families of Europe. He is already a
favorite, and his personal charm is
influential men of the official class.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
their profsssion near the end Of ais

long whip.
A bunch of new "Razorbacks" and
canvasmen made it a hard matter to
get out of town on time and the fran
tic yelling Of the foremen of the
knock-down" gang made it unneces-
sary for Topeka audience to howl
down the concert announcer. A fair
audience for the concert was secured
by giving number of small boys stop
over privileges for their services in a
sack race.
The Sells & Downs show will be Civ
en- in Leavenworth this afternoon and
tonight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
They Offer You Consulta-
ton and X-Ray Examina-
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imam Their new Treatment is the
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Don't be discouraged because your
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Every train brings patients from dis
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
KINNEY EXPLAINS IT.
Saws That Man Who Caused His Ar
rest Owed Him Money.

H. c. Kinney, who was arrested last
week charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses by collecting d
50 livery bill from J. H. Vilott, now
saws that Vilott acted rather hastily.
Kinney. SAYS that he was employed
bv Vilott for some time and that
Vilott owed him IS which he could
not collect. In order to get the money
he claims is due him he says he col
lected SO from r. F. Hayden, whicn
HAYDEN owed Vilott Judge McCabe
will endeavor to untangIe this collec-
ton and debt tangle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
arc You Going East?

n mailing your arrangements for
your vacation this summer it would
be well TO consider convenience and
saving of time The Wabash with its
own rails to st. Louis Detroit. To-
fedo. Pittsburg and Buffalo is the
shortest line, makes the best time, and
furnishes the best accommodations.
TThrough service to New York and
Boston. Ask your local ticket agent
for tickets over the Wabash; they al
sell them
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
Scott at Fort Scott.

CONGRESSMAN Charles F. Scott was
down in Fort Scott Saturday getting
acquainted with the political situation,
and delivering an address at the Scot
fish Rite banquet. Mr.. Scott is quoted
in the Fort Scott papers as saying that
with Bowersock out of the way, he is
confident that he will get the nomina-
ton il mis- district The other candi-
dates so far as reported, are Henry Al
len and J. L Brady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01

Guthrie, Okla, May 1.--Mrs. Uenry
Linn, who horsewhipped Jimmie"
Scaggs in the street, went to the State
Capital Office and threatened TO horse
whip Frank Greer, editor Of the paper,
for publication of the news Of the
whipping. Mrs. Linn was arrested for
disturbing the peace. Her case Is set
for Tuesday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
HAY DRIVES DAILY.
He viii Remain Three or -Four Weeks
Longer Where He Is.

Nauheim, May Secretary Hays
course of thermal baths viii require
three or four weeks longer to finish.
Mrs. Hay regards him as getting along
well. The secretary drives daily, his
appetite is good and he lives in ex-
IRENE quiet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01

There are lots of new faces in the
chorus this year remarked the bald
headed man in the front row Mon
sense" retorted the cynic in the next
seat. They are merely the same old
ones painted over
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
SrnnIInox.v

Anti-Zymotic CHamilton) prevents
and cures this fearful disease. Sold
by: Rowley & Snow, A. G. Klinga-
man, L. S. Woolverton, Mark o'Don-
saa1ss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01

The blonde beauty realized that she
was no longer IN the mode Fashion
has decreed that hair shall be dark"
she rnuruured. s.and I shall be in the
fashion. though I dye IN the attempt"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-01
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

On -Kanses Avenue!
Bumpl bumpH bump!!i
Ger thy holes and sloughs go,
And the tender grace Of an unoathed
tongue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-17

Jn Neapef fino aae 0duIer
nus 2aDa gebaut un6 ale gtraben
odmtt depfldftert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-17

len Der militdriiden Rommdnoofteuen,
bentn fe ~unterfteat iino, unbeoinot
Uolge 5u leiiten. SIN &riege treten fe
ilnter bic 8eitimmungen bes Militdr=
5trafgeiebbudts. Cine geriebung oer
geborfdmspflidt bat bie ipfortiet
Musf4liebung bonn 8orps our sSolge.
Sober @inberufene bat auBerbem
tinen Wehanifer< IS bauffeur, Der oeuts
fder Staatsangeb0riesr fem uno bic
JabrerIaubniB beiiben muB, mttSu.
bringen.
I'm Die Mitglieoer hei ibren Gienftz
lki3tungen uno i'm arieee aud GuBsrs
li9 als gum 9eere ause60rig gu tennz
5sidnen, 1T ibnen bierfir cine Uniform
perlieben tpor0en. Die Jorbe Der Uni
form lit ftaubgrau nit ounfeIrothem
Rrasen uno ebenioldem BefoB an oer
M1iiBe. Der 5aIsfragen aeigt oie fais
ferltde Rrone, bic 8einfleioer ffeden in
bpben Stulpenitiefsln, fpd4renb fi9 INN
1e Nnfel Der re9ten S9ulter Sang
fdniirt oieben.
Die Mutomobile neroen Dor ihrer
ginfenung einer tednifden Mufes
rung unb probe unterfporfsn. Wdbs
renb Der Dienftleiftuns fpirb cine Der,
bdltntbmdbi8 geringe tagefDetis gnts
t4dbisung se5abIt. SIN jiinsiten Raj
ftrmdnDper nabmen bereits "a arafts
tpnstnbefiber in f~reipi1iger DienHleir
ftnns tbeil. Man benft iie i'm arisgs
dur ueberbrinsuns nihtiser aefebl.
cpsr aud our 8efDroerung bDbersr Of
f1tere Bel Grtunbungen ooer herglet
den Su pertpenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-17
trriwiuistr Autnmobilnifna.
@sa patrtctifdDen epart8lsatem far bal
beMtf&s seer etnSsridtet.

Yea patttrtitdten 3purt&Isatem far bas
seatf&e Seer etnssridtet.
Na9 benz Worbilbe bon England,
Grantrei9, Stalten uno Deiterrei6 bat
ti4 Dor etnieer .8eit aud fit bas beutz
f4e 5eer etn Observation-Disclosures
Rorps" gebilbet. Gs TT bies cine Der
einsguns bon Mitslieosrn bes Deute
f9en Mutomobilsalnbg Ser felt fieben
Sahren beiieht unb iiber 800 Mlitglis,
Der adblt.
Die Miislteoer oes 6reipilisen>
Nutomobil Rlubs mifen oeutI4e
@taatsanseb0rise, Better eines Be-
u6brten a~rsftnaeens BON minasFens
16 pferoefGrfen uno oienKtaulii6
fein. Sic boben iih bei Der Mufna9n.e
gu perpflthten. in ariessaeiten unbe=
btngt uno I'M 6rieoen innerbalb bier
aufeinanoer f~olgenoer Sabre bis Su
brei Dfenftleiitungen BON b0hften3
Sebn .Tagen gu MAIDEN uno ben Sefeb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-17

Tlotte unter Soso entsegenaufabren,
iptro bon 4bmtrdl Hitolai Spane.
ipitf9 Nebogatotp befebtist.
Nebogatop, Der i'm 80. 2ebensiabre
fttbt, gilt In Rublano als MutpritGt
auf benz @ebiete Der Seetattif. geit
Wltte 1903 frirtte Nebogaton aIs
Chef oe8 2abrsef9naoers Der glotte
Deb Shparaen Meeres. Die Habrt
oes oritten @eidpabers erfolste am
15. 5ebruar 5. s. bon 2tbau aus uno
sing bur1 bas MttteGdnoifde Meer,
fotpie bird ben Gue5tanal. Gs be-
tehf aus etnem G9la9tidiff, bier
Rrensern uno bier Transportfdiffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-17

tyU0uQtItVW IHID kItTuHb vi 1yUHNHs
mes Rtrdhe.
ode Nuepa. unb SiosTrefa'S traBe
Gpuntaasfbule 9koen S0nrtc !
Bormittag unt 8 ubr.
@pttesoienit It: Seoen Sonntos nm
10 ubr Bprmittags.
Mbenbs @~pttesbien ascen
Sonutag I'M s llbr Mbenbs.
Seber 9eutfhe 1T ber5lib tuilfoninen
f~go6uuua Sl4 GIbspreia'S trase
.. eeftnanu. Ds;or.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-17
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
Maaeuteines aommijtons . @efd,at1

Masemeines aommiKipns : 8efd3ati.
Sir banoeln in 8prn, Sofer, 8orn.
mebl, Mebl, 5uttertofen aIer Qrt, SAB
rers@ eisen, Suderrpbr Somen, 8afir.
8Drn, beutiober Sirie unb Seu = in 80
genlabuneer Dber peniger.
@ir- eriud1en utn gDnIignatiDnen Dor
9an6es.RrD6ucten. Shnele Grlebigunp
Der 9eihdfte. aaenten fir bic Omnhn
Bafino gompann.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11

ell sefior Aquino sin6 era conforme cor
Of acuerdo del Concejo hscer uso del
derecho que Ia Ley Municipal concede
q TODD ciudadano para alzarse ante
81 Secretario de Puerto. Rico 8 los Tri.
bunales de Justicia.
Termina la Comisi6n informando
que no Sc hs comprobado ninguno de
los cargos que establece en- su denun-
cia ell senior Aquino, ST por ell con-
trario que el Alcalde ha procedido en-
todos actos con arreglo & la Ley 8 ms
pirado siempre en- Ell buen deseo de
una administration economics y hon.
rada, por 10 cual solicita Sc ratifque
el vote de conflanza consignados en-
acuerdos anteriores q aquells autori-
dad, comunicandosele Ia resolution
que recaiga por medic de certincaci6n
que expedira ell Secretario del Con.
ceio.
La Corporation en- I'm TODD con.
forme con las conclusienes del infor-
me de Ia Comisi6n Investigators,
acuerda ratifcar ell voto de confianza
consignado en- anteriores sesiones al
Alcalde de Ia Ciudad don Roberto 81,
Todd y que Sc comunique & este por
Secretarfa y por medic de copia GER
tiicada esta resolution.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
CAPITULO X
Pablo escribfa { 50 hermana.

"Querida Hortensia: He lefdo to cartG con profunda pc.
ma. Veo que sufres, y este me acongoja. Hoy lie escribo a paps,
~haci6ndoe yer 81 dureza para contigo; pero tt conoces su carsc.
ter y comprenderks que he tenidO que valerme de slguno' rOdeOs,
con Ell 6n de no viOlentarle. Por de prontO, he princpiado con-
~cedi6ndole la raz6n. TIE digo este, pr 81 acaso 81 me toma como
Autoridad en- este asunto. 70 creo que en- cuAnto reciba mi Carta
atenue su procedsr iniusto. Piensa en- TODD: estss chga por Ell
amor y no quieres refexionar sobre ESQ que nuestrss fAmilias la
man conveniencia8 SOcidlcs. Casarte con IN simple obrero, GUAM
do tn posici6n es tan elevada y ees RIGA y hermosa... Nuestro
padre, hSsta certo punto, tiene que aufrir y oponerse a 10 que, no
colo 81, Ia sociedad entera, llama una locura. Y no crels que 20
repugno tus amores. An. lei to supieses ii Antes pensi-
ba como los demks; hoy mis- ideas son distintAs, y cuanto mas dis
Gociedad es un caos de ignominia, donde Ia ley del mas fuerte Sc
ha sustitufdo por Ia del mss rico y mas ambicioso. Themes raz6n:
todos los hombres son iguales; las mismas almas y los mismos
cuerpos; no hay ninguno que tenga una fGcultAd mas 8 IN tendon
menos -. Y, no obstante, 10 lucha serS eternI, del rico contra ell
pObre y del .biO contra Ell ignor.nte. cuando eli pObre Sc
levanta, cuando eiignorante protests, Sc les quiere ahogar, NAL
decir, escarner j, Para mi solo exi.te una ley: la del TTG6ao y
TODD 81 que trabsia tisne derecho al bienestar cOm6n, porque ha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
A0TlCIAS De ARROYO

Cinco dias no completes han trans
currido del h%orroroso incendio que fu6
vfctima este pueblo, y va anoche, &
no ser por la pronta Intervention de
los vecinos, hubieramos presenciado
otro en- Ell sitio denominado Gel Pasto.>
Manos criminales colocaron una
mocha %impregnada de gas, en- la pared
de la casa de Rosenda Mariani, Ia
que incendi6 una culata que estaba de
antemano roseada con dicho lfquido;
mas fueron in1tiles los ~intentos del
criminal, pues fue sofocado en- el acto.
Fue encontrada la botella que con.
tenla el gas; Ia familia no sospecha
en- nadie.
Con tai motive ell pueblo est& alar-
mado, y mas cuando la poblaci6n est&
sin v~igilancia puede decirse.
Solo I'm guardia presta 81 servicio
nocturno, al cual no Sc le puede ext
CIR responsabilidad, pues no puede
estar en- todas parties.
Sc aguarda que ell Hon. Jefe de
la Policfa refuerze este sub-puesto, q
fin de que pueda estar mejor atendido
81 servicio policiaco y garantida I'm
POGO mas Ia vida y propiedad de los
vecinos.
La noticia dada por ell Cores.
ponsal de cate peri6dico, en- este pue-
bio, acerca del alumbrado pdblico, no
tiene raz6n de ser.
En- ell corto periodic de I'm mes, no
podemos exigirle NADIA q los unionis-
tas, pues no ignora el corresponsal, la
forma y Ell estsdo de abandono, en- que
dejaron la administrator municipal
los republicanos.
Nos consta, que Ell Delegado de es-
to IONA, gestiona activamente ell au-
mento y composition de los ~faroles,
asf como otros servicios que tambien
deben ser atendidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11

No obstante los que hay q encuen'
tran siempre bien limpios, y 10 luz
que suministran es bastante clara.
Ell pueblo Sc muestra satisfecho
de los buenos comportamientos del
medico titular DR.. Eulalio Garcia Las
cot.
La clase pobre sobre TODD estA en-
horabuena, toda vez que tiene I'm me.
dico que 10 Sc hace esperar, cuando
alguien REQUIRE q 81 en- auxilio de su
profession.
FL mencionado galeno 90 algo io-
ven y aunque algunos propagaron Ia
burda especie, de que por tai csusa no
debfa ser contratado, Sc nota que ira
baja con actividad y que obtiene 6xi-
tos On los diferentes casos que Sc lie
presentan.
LIE felicitamos y nos felicitamos.
-Ha tempo que el cabo de Policfa
de este poblado SO ~encuentra enfermo
Q algo ~parecido, pues no BE lie We en- Ia
Gale, nj en- los casos que reclaman mas
81 Intervention.
Ese cabo 10 tenemos aquf de lujo,
pues cast nunca lie vemos de servicio,
pero 81 de paseo en- caleza con eli DR..
Trujillo.
Bueno serfa que presentase IL re-
nuncia, y SO retirase & curarse, pues
opinamos que Gel Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, paga q sus e~mpleados para que
le sirvan, no para que resulten ind-
tiles.
Los guardias de este subpuesto
son ineptos.
Hay dos que solo tienen dos me.
ses en- ell Cuerpo ynunca hemos visto
que Ell cabo haya dedicado algunas no.
ras del dia para instruirlos en- oil ma.
nejo de armas y demas deberes que 80
relacionan cor ell buen cumplimiento
de su cometido.
Els de lamentar que el guardia
Hygiene local 40 presto su aten6i6n
la leche que Sc viene expendiendo en-
estos dfas. Alguna vez mas que otra
debe ser inspeccionada para evitar la
adulteraci6n dc csc alimento tan It'll
la salud piblica.
En- nuestras notas pr6ximas to-
caremos otros puntos de actualidad y
de importancia.
RAMIRO.
Arroyo, . de Febrero de 1905.