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The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22
REVOLVING, BRUTAL.
That Is What the Dog Eating Exhibi-
tions at VinewOod Are.

A movement has been started in To-
peka to prohibit the disgusting dog eat
ing exhibitions at Vinewood park. 1t
is probable that today will end it all.
Heretofore the park has been run on a
clean basis, always a fit place to take
your wife and children and just what
Topeka has always needed. But it GER
tainly is jump from Innes and high
class music. down to Igorrotes eating
dogs and slaughtering the animals just
outside the public gaze.
Sunday a dog was killed in front of
the people but the Humane society pro-
tested and Monday evening the throat
of the animal was cut in a tent.
The Igorrotes are in an enclosure
made by canvas and you go in and sit
right up by them. They give an exhibit
tion of their singing, war dancing and
sacred dances, which are all interesting.
Then the manager steps forward and
gives a little talk and invites you all to
step to the other side and see the dog
that is to come to his death. Isn't that
elevating?
The poor dogs look at you and wag
their tails in an appealing way The
Igorrotes come over and grab the dog
and take him in a little tent, right in
the midst of the crowd where his throat
is cut. Children cry, women with their
hands over their faces or fingers over
their ears, and tears streaming down
their faces, men pale and sick but a lit
tie ashamed to admit it, are the other
features of the exhibition not down on
the bills After the dogs throat is cut
the savages carry him in by the feet,
blood streaming from his throat and
still kicking. He is then skinned before
the eyes of the people and cut into
pieces and put in a pot of boiling wa
ter and in a few moments eaten.
Last night the victim was a large
good looking pointer. Very likely some
hard-hearted man sold him for so cents
One indignant Topeka woman said to-
day:
Topeka is certainly coming down in
the world, instead of going up. 1t looks
more like it was coming to the barbar-
ism stage than the city of $4,000 inhab-
itants. If such things have to happen
keep the people in their own country OF
at least don't have them make an ex-
hibition of their savagery.
1T seems that the managers of Vine
wood don't care to have a crowd. One
car pulled III the people last night
When lnnes was here they hauled peo-
pie in until midnight People of Topeka
want something decent, not something
that makes you sick and keeps you Iy-
ing awake for hours after you have re-
tired. Mr.. Chas. Wolff might star
charging admission to his slaughter
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22
SAM RADGEs AND GRAssHoPrEI
How the Genial Samivel Ouieted an
OveTstocl1ed Market.

Sam Radges and the Grasshoppers: a
Comedy of Two Days.
On Sunday morning Mr.. Radges was
sauntering up Quincy street between
Fourth and Fifth when he spied a grass
hopper ambling along beside him Now
Sam has very fine mocking bird at
his rooms in the Office block, and the
bird likes grasshoppers.
Like i flash Sam started after the
insect. After two or three Intellectual at
tempts, any one of which might have
completely capsized the Topeka Direc-
tory man, he gave up the chase in dis
gust muttering: Pm not a kid any
more.''
a little colored boy came along just
then. Radges stopped him with: Boy
you catch some grasshoppers for me
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22
HE'S OUT FOR BEAR.
Kermit Roosevelt Anxious to Beat His
Fathers Record.

Chicago, Aug. ga dispatch to the
Tribune from Deadwood, S. D., says:
Kermit Roosevelt, Stanley Bullock
and Paul Martin, in the care of Cap
tain Seth Bullock and the guides
Burt Tilley and Will Hardin, left here
last night for ten days hunting trip
The three lads are about the same
age.
Kermit Roosevelt was the recipient
of much attention here and talked
good naturedly with every one he met.
IF 1 can only get a bear" he said.
my highest ambition is to beat my
fathers bear Staying record, but
scarcely expect to do that"
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22

under Mr.. Phillips tand has ore reserves
of large extent already opened and but
slightly drawn upon by past operations.
An ore shoot of bonanza proportions
opened in the upper level will be reach
ed by the lower tunnel in about. 200 feet.
There is a great block of this ore above
level No. l and in the lower level an
other shoot of commercial size and val
ue has been cut and is now being mined.
The mine worked and paid under ad
verse conditions. With the facilities it's
new owners can afford and under the
skillful direction of Mr.. Dumbleton, the
mine at once becomes an important fac
tor in the ore market.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22
PATCH THE CITY JAIL.
The Council Decides to Make Some
Repairs.

to patch the roof of the patrol wagon
barn at the city Jail. Not long ago
somebody. in the spirit of extrava-
gance, thought that a new pressed
brick, tile rooted, swinging door barn
was needed, but it isn't.
'I would rather see the city council
spend a little money and give the
southwest part of town water, sewer, a
fire station which the people have paid
taxes for for years than see the salary
of the police and water office employees
increased" remarked a southwestern
resident in the council chamber last
night.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22
Prince louis at Montreal.

Montreal, Aug. 22.-Prfnce Louis of
Battenburg, accompanied by five of his
staff officers, arrived here today on a
special train from Quebec. He was
met by a reception committee. The
visit of the prince will be observed by
festivities lasting two days. Prince
Louis will visit Ottawa, Toronto and
Niagara Falls. The fleet will remain
before Quebec
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22
GROWING IN POPULARITY.
The More People Know Newbro's Her.
picide the Better They Like 1t,

The more it becomes known the better If
is liked. One bottle sells two, and those
two sell four. Newbros Herpicide is what
of all dandruff and destroying the cause q
little germ or parasite, prevents the re-
turn of dandruff. AS hair dressing it is
delightful, it ought to be found on every
toilet table. 1t stops falling hair and pre-
vents badness 1t should be used occa-
stonally as preventive to protect the
scalp from a new invasion of the dandruff
microbe.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co
Detroit. Mich. ]. P. RowIey, 500 kansas
ave, special agent; successor TO Rowley &
Snow.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22
Agree to Stop Boycott.

Shanghai, Aug. 22.-It is understood
that the viceroy and governor of this
province have agreed to suppress the
boycott against American goods which
probably will be ended before long.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22

house if some people must have such
pleasures.
will the people of Topeka, the Off
GERS of the Humane society permit this
work to go on any further? Everybody
should work together and stop it. Prize
fights, chicken fights, etc. are stopped
and there isn't anY comparisOn."
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22

Wichita Friday, September 1, to at
tend the big picnic that is being
arranged by the Sedgwick county
branch of that organization. At a
meeting held Saturday afternoon at :
o'clock in the office of Chief of Pos
lice Cubbop, the coHamittee on ar
rangements decided on the various
features of the programme. which are
as follows:
Address of welcome, p. m, by
Mayor Ross.
Address by John T. Wall. national
president of the association of Par
sons, Kas.
Address by N. j. Randall, state press
ident, Cherokee.
Address by L. P. Ferguson, state :
vice president, PaoIa.
Address by j. G. McCarty,s stats
secretary, Coffeyville.
Boat races, foot races. fat mems
races, and other amusing athletic
sports will follow the addresses.
The association does not confine it's :
work to looking after horse stealing,
as the name might indicate. All vio-
lations of the law receive attention 2
and violaters are brought to Justice.
The association is especially interested
in preventing violations of the game
law and stopping Sunday shooting.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22
ANTI-HoRsETHIEF PICNIC.
Several Thousand to Attend Wichita
Celebration.

Wichita, Kas., Aug. 22.-Fully five
thousand members of the Anti Horse
thief association from this and adjoin-
ing counties are expected to gather in
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22

Mother-Has Charles proved himself to
be a thoroughly abstemious man2
abstains from giving me any rnoney!-De-
troit Free Press.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22

Free Concert.
At the Turner hall Wednesday even-
ing, August %. All Turner's and guests
invited.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22

The Igorrottes are at vinewood park
this week.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-22

We carry the large st
line of Iron Beds in
town. We buy them in car
load lots, and don't figure on
profits for this weeks sale.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31

9or &ur5em s%eriet9en
nG9tli6er Weile bic Sarm9ebdubs bes
6~3iG6rigen G~inieblers Gbds. o.
Misbt, tpel9er in Bear Sin, MaH,
elm einiames 2eben fiibrte, bur9 elm
Walbfeuer in 8rano, aber als bic
Na6barn herbeifamen, UNI Whtte 5a
rett.n, lief er in elm !Saus binein, perz
barrifabirte fi9 BARN unb blieb, big
er bon benSlammen bertrlebsn tpuroe.
Damn ftiirate er NIT elmer @rt uno
elmer 6anbtaf6e berpor, beriagte Sc
hermann Big auf bic 2anbftrabe uno
btelt Wa6e bei ben Muinen. Wigbt
bat in feinem Mnpefen bereits 80
Sabre lang setpo6nt, aber, 10 bel
man tpeib, bat er mod gu Hiemanb Elm
Wort gefpro9sn.
Sir ben Neser George
CHS, tpel9er am 10. Sdnuar ,. 5,
als &oHeau bas Oenfmal Sriebri9s
bes 9robsn in @aibington mittslit
Sbnamit aeritDren tpoate, nit 9efdbr
bes eteenen 2ebens bic am Stadet
bdnsenbs Reiietaf9e bes @ttentdters
NIT benz grplofipItoffe herabi4leubers
te unb 10 bas Monument %rsttete, bereiz
let man tn Deuti9lanb Elm gbrenses
f9ent Dor. Sn bortigen 3eitunsert
tpirb ertlGrt, ba in Waibinston auBsr
einem 8elobungsf9reiben bes &riegss
miniiers feline 8elobnung fur ellis
erfplste, 10 ione in DsutidlanS fur
ben mutbissn S9nar5en gefdmrlelt
tperben, bamit linn elm nambaftss
@elbsei9ent gema4t tperben tonne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31

eef6pemrlt pOrben in ben st6suss,
lanai.
Sene feline, eifenbef9lasene Sbiir
mar bic ein5ise MDeli9feit, biefer
srauiisen StGtte gu entflieben. Mii6>
lam 1u4te i9 iiber bic Meher gu benz
5erbrodsnen Stanbbrett b~iniibersu<
tlettern. Sn Der Ountelbeit itolperte
i9, fiel unb berlebte meme 6dnb an
ben grobsn &Iingen, buB bas 8lut
rarln.
S3 perfu9te, bic Sbiir gu Dffnen.
sic mar berf9loRen.
Der Niegel 9ing tief in ben Stein.
@pn benz Seffnen bieier S6ir hing
mein 2eben ab.
SD aipartg mid gu rubiger lteberles
gutlg uno ertppg meine Gage. Damn
bef4lob i9, gu periu9en, ben srpBen
Stealblpd Der Sbiirumrabmung gu
bebauen, Bis Der &iessl auridauI9iss
ben NOR.
Mnf benz Stdnbbrett fnnh in o;n;~-
Stiide altes @ifen. Sarunter mar eth
Sheil elmer gebrp9ensn Meferflinge,
unb bamit begann i9 an Dem 8lpd Su
arbetten.
Gum Slid mar bic S6iir mad I'M
men gu Dffnen. Wenn es mir gelang,
bieien grpBen Pietra Serena 8 8lpd gu
beipeaen, 70 mar ih oefpiR. entf(iehen
gu fOnnen. Sci benz fladernben
S9immer meines tpftbaren, lebten
.3inbboloes fab i9, bab es mir selins
gen tpiirbe, ben Stein gu lodern. Der
8lpd mar etpa apsi SUB bo9 unb
speietnbal6 SUB lang. Die Siefe
modte etpd neun 3ol betrdgen. Die
9Dblung, bic ben &ie9el aufnabm, be-
fanb fi9 in Der Mitte Der Mauer, spiz
f9en ben Steinen. Mtt benz gntfers
men bes Steines mar bic Sbiir seDff>
net.
@ie piel 3eit pobl psrsins, psiB i9
ni6t mebr. Sd peib nur, i9 arbeitete
ohne @oriteuung bon 3eit ober Miis
biefeit. pl0bli6 fiblte i9, tpie Der
glpd longfam na99ab mnter meinsn
Stemmoerfu9en.
Gr mar gelodert.
Sebe Mhlsfel anipannenb, nit spei
giisntiiden ais 9ebel, urbeitete i9.
Gnbli9 eelang es mir, i'm aug benz
Wfauertpsrt gu pdlaen. Polternb fiel
er bur9 Die plattfrrm 6indb ing
@afer.
Sm nG9iten Mltgenblid fieb t1 bic
S9ur auf. Die &ngeln tnarrten, unb
bann itanb i4 in einem n~iebriaen, itei>
nernen Sang. Gr bog na9 limits ab
unb f9ien unter benz @ebGube eilen
groben Sal6freis 81 bef9reiben. Die
Minbunsen fparen sablrei9, uno es
perSing cine geraume 3ett, Bis i9 enb=
li8 auf bic 4useanestbiir itieb. Slid
li9erpeiie mar lie ni9t peri4lphen.
sic fiibrte auf cine i9male, aufpGrtsz
fIbrenbs Sreppe. unseftiim elite i9
Die Gtafen binauf unb 0ffnete cine
lebte 2biir ---
sd itanb i'm S9atten bes eetpDlbs
ten 3reu5ganges, unb iiber mir mar
biei6Gne, iternflare Na6t. CUR 3ins
fen ragte bas alte Sautpert ms Sun=
tel, i3ps;ssnb unb f%initer. limb bpr
mir fu6 i9 Die tletne Pfprten Die our
2anbitraba fiibrte.
SIN S9atten trp9 i9 iiber ben gro
Gen Sof. @orf9tig Dffnete i9 bic
Pforte. unb cine Setunbe fpdter itanb
i4 auf Der 2anDtraBe, Elm FREEZER
Mann!
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Die &arabinieri fanben hsim Morz
sengrauen bas Neft leer. Grft 900
9en ipGter, in Bologna, gelans Die
5eitnobme Der &erle.
Nun iinb Tie uni9dbliA. @uf 9eorz
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Soenen, bic Der iiber Snpber, Stla.,
bersiusebro&sne @irbelfturm i'm Gss
folse batte, mar bic 8eerbigung BON
fieben Mitsliebern Der camille '9Ibs
barb in einsm semeinfamsn @rabe.
WGbrenb man Sarg auf Garg tn bic
@ruft binabfentte, rannen benz 5ebns
idbrisen Sobn 5ibbarb, benz einaisert
lleberlebenben Der 5amiIie, bic Shrds
men iber bic Manaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31
Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Scnis 1aiIway.

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$esrta Ot~sifiom-oaIta.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31
@Hfmbahn =Tabrplatt.
Danoalta Sine.

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ct 3osts Elm tdslt& sd &b 6 5Ogua Ru BORT grpres taaIi6 sd 4 So1m
Capital @Spreb tsI s d 49,. z OOasm SAuener 4Rair tdoIiA Q o0n~
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ST 81 8 Gspreb tdsia d.. Ii aOsu1 Sehaoae grpres tSoGb dc 2 5OSm
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ct 9 6f @ail tdgIid. 80. 8 S5Rn %itsb gp, taaI s F.. 6 550n
WtncenneS S%ibtfton.
eatro 6 8tuseu espr tdsa4 Z ao8m spenser & 8sSferS Ne. tdoI. 9 4bEm
Ntneeanes gspreb tdgI...... 8 6ORm Btnsennes @rpreB tdaIiG. 10 sOgv
epeneer 4 Bebforb 81. tdgI. 4 45Rm gaire grpres tdoH6. q XIV
iWinennes @ocom,n muir Stgs. IS 35Rm 8incennes @cew. mn Stos o a50ua
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
The Fashion Center. .
The great Plymouth Clothing House.
VOLCANO ..WAKENS:
$4,000 IN PERIL
Momotombo Is Aflame and Mic
araguan City Is in Danger
" Of Destruction.

San Francisco, Feb. 3.-The steam
ship City Of Sydney, from Central
American ports, brings news Of q vio-
lent eruption. of Moinotombo volcano,
which is 5000 feet high and whose base
forms a promontory in Lake Nicaragua.
Leon, a Nicaraguan city Of $4,000 in
habitants, is only eight miles from the
volcano.
. Village people near the erupting
mountain fed, and fears were enter
tanned for the safety Of Leon. Three
years ago Momotombo g summit began
to steam, and for a while those living
in the vicinity Of the mountain watched
the vapor with alarm.
There was no eruption, however, and
until the morning Of Jan Is Of this
year the volcano appeared to be sleep.
ing serenely.
Early that morning thick vapors
were, seen arising from the cone-shaped
top of the mountain. As the day wore
on, the vapor increased in density, and
by noon the volcano was vomiting thick
clouds of black and yellow smoke.
Suddenly flames burst forth, and that
night Momotombo IS summit was blaz-
ing torch, lighting the land as far as
the coast and casting the glare Of its
fire far out to sea.
!. Mono tombo was in active eruption
about fifteen years ago. It is sur
rounded byzvery valuable coffee plan
tations. --.st-.4i -.zs54.-- 81. sr=z4z.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
HAND OF THE LAW
ON The SANTA .FE
Rebate Charges May Impose
Heavy Fine on Road Nor
ton Not Involved.
BY w. w. Jermane.

Washington, Feb. g.. Secretary Nor
ton is not involved in the rebate charges
formally made yesterday by the inter
state commerce commission against the
Santa Fe road, in connection with its
contracts with the Colorado Fuel & Iron
company.
What Attorney General Moody will
do nobody knows. His policy will be
dictated by the president. The general
impression is that he will proceed
against the company for collection Of
heavy fines. The statute provides a
penalty Of from $4,000 to $4,000 for
each offense of the character described
rebates extended over q period Of five
years and covered the heaviest traffic
of the Santa Fe road for that time, it
is easy to believe that the government
could make quite hole in the COM
pany's surplus were it SO disposed.
It will not be possible to bring crlml !.
nal prosecutions against The Il! officers OF
ally responsible for the rebates testified
before the commission, thus rendering
themselves immune.
Secretary Morton, as vice president OF
the Santa Fe during these five years,
was in general charge Of all traffic mat,
ters and presumably had knowledge OF
what was going on. But ms name n "a
the interstate commerce commission g
testimony did not disclose anything in
volving him. Morton g subordinates
assumed full responsibility for what
took place. ,.
"Flagrant, wilful and continuous VIC
lations" Of the law during the past. five
years is the way in which the .Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad is arraigned
in the decision promulgated today by
the interstate commerce commission on
the "alleged unlawful rates and prac-
tices' Of that road in the transporta-
ton of coal and mine supplies, involving
also the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany. t.trs
The decision says that fsno other in
dividual could do business in competi-
ton with the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company in this field, unless he enjoyed
the same freight rate advantages; that
when other individuals endeavored to
make contracts in competition with the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company they
were compelled to pay the published
rate and therefore were unable to furn-
ish the coal; and that under this ar
rangement the Santa Fe company, and
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company,
virtually entered into a partnership in
frehandling Of this coal, in the execu-
tion Of which, the published schedules
of the Santa Fe were utterly disre-
garded.' 5..1
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
H|| 4 ] J AFTER
INSPECTION AGAIN
Bill Affecting Superior Reintro.
duced at Madison Grain
Men Change Front.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal.
Madison, Wis, Feb. 3.-Senator Hud-
nall today presented an important bill
providing for grain Inspectors at Su-
perlor, practically the same bill defeated
grain men at Superior, who pushed the
measure in hard fight at the last SEES
sion, are satisfied with their present
arrangement with the Duluth grain men
and Will fight it this time. Citizens
back OF the measure this year are
toWnsmen wso spent their time and
money IN the fight two years ago and
are bitter now because Of the changed
att1tude OF the grain shippers.
senator Morris introduced bill Civ
ing local option to counties instead of
townships. This is the result Of the
agitation of the VIC. T. U. all over the
Official Paper Bill Rereferred.
The bill to change the official state
paper from the State Journal Of Madi-
son to the Milwaukee Free Press was
ing at this mornings session This is
taken as an indication that it is dead.
Friends OF the measure were fearful
they could not muster SUFFICIENT
strength to carry it, and on motion of
Senator Morris, who introduced, it, it.
was unanimously referred back to the
committee. A large crowd was present
in expectation that the first test of the
strength OF the administration in the
upper house would be made.
The bill allowing q woman to sue in
her own name for alienation Of the af-
fections of her husband was ordered en-
crossed.
Representative Warner introduced in
the assembly bill to define the duties
Of the attorney general, concerning
combinations and monopo1ies. It au-.
thorizes that official to Investigate any
alleged hardships practiced against the
people by monopolies and to engage as
sistant counsel if necessary. Mr.. War
ner had another measure providing that
countiese taking q change of venue
shall pay for the same, and a third pro-
viding for two rural high school in
spectors at salary of 1900 each. @~@
Other New Bills. ~.
Other assembly bills were: To abro-
gate the common law disabilities Of
married women on account of coverture,
giving a married. woman the same
standing in law as her husband, to pro-
vide for a state tuberculosis sanitari-
UNI; to. compel PERSONS to testify in
prosecutions and granting immunity to
such in case they incriminate them
selves; relating toIgarnishment, to aid
| execution In justice court cases; relat-
ing to the bonds OF county officers and
taking off the limit Of one-eighth of
one per cent put Oh counties ;authoriz-
ing any court to appoint referees. Both
housese adjourned tooMonday at 9 pm.